Wi Fi is available, but no signal is received

First of all, your wiring method should be, external network cable - main router - switch - small wireless router - pc right.

So, the problem lies in the small wireless router setup step.

Connect a cable from the switch to the WAN port in the small wireless router, then connect a cable from the LAN port to your PC, connect it with a wireless network signal, and then log in to your wireless router management page.

Then in the access settings, fill in your private IP (because you are a Level 2 router, so the place where you used to fill in the external IP should now fill in your private IP) and then fill in some branch IP segments.

For example, this is the case, and the IP segments of the PC that are separated by your wireless router are all segments.

Or use a wireless router as a switch. The main switch is connected to the LAN port (usually the yellow port) in the small wireless router, and then the LAN port (yellow port) is connected to the PC by a line.

Internet access is also available.

All hand-played, I hope it helps you, give points.

First of all, do you know the password for wireless?

There's a good chance you've mistyped your password!

..How do you connect to the Internet if you can't get a signal?

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The fact that the wireless network can search for signals can only mean that the wireless router and the device can receive wireless signals from each other. To put it bluntly, even if the Internet modem is powered off, the wireless router can still communicate with the wireless device.

In practice, this phenomenon has to be examined in the following aspects:

Check whether the Internet modem is connected. The cat doesn't have a net, and it can't get any equipment in the back.

Check the settings of your router. Especially if there is an increase in equipment between the router and the cat, and you can't access the Internet, it should be set up again.

Check whether the wireless route is aged.

Check the network cable connection. The most common faults in this category are: network cables and routes, network cables and cat sockets are loose. Most of them are related to the unreasonable placement of the route: the route is placed in an easy-to-touch place and the routing interface is downward, and the weight of the network cable itself is pulled outward.

The connection is not possible due to a very slow internet connection. The internet speed is not enough, or there are multiple devices on the same account using the network, resulting in the network card not being able to connect.

There are some wireless routers that have a button on the back that you accidentally bump into when you reach them with your hand.

Most of the problems lie in the above.

Troubleshooting can be attempted as follows:

1.Restart the computer, the system bug will cause the network connection failure, restart the computer, and then link;

2.Check whether the indicator flashes normally on the wireless router or between the modem and the external network, and then power on and restart the router and modem after a few minutes to see if the fault is solved.

3.If the fault still exists, it is recommended to uninstall the wireless network card driver, and then reinstall the corresponding wireless network card driver;

4.Skip the wireless router and directly modem the computer to connect to the computer for broadband dial-up Internet access, if the broadband dial-up can not access the Internet normally, it is recommended to call the operator's customer service directly for repair;

5.Use other electronic devices to connect to the same wifi, enter the password to log in, see if it can be used normally, if not, restore the factory settings of the wireless router, reset the Internet parameters, and then link.

He can set up the router.

1.You first log in to the router to see if the account password has been changed, if not, restore the factory settings, in the setting of Internet parameters, and finally be sure to change the login account and password of the router, the default is admin Many people know.

2.If you change it, there is a small hole in the router, poke it with a needle, it is also a factory reset, and then continue the first step of operation.