The local connection is normal, but the wide waiting connection cannot be connected! Urgent

Then ask the telecom company that provides you with the Internet service.

If it doesn't work to try again, just hit ** and ask.

Netcom 10060

Hello! Landlord. If your computer does not show the local connection, it is because you and other computers at the same time are not in the same workgroup (usually mshome and workgroup), you can modify the workgroup in My Computer Properties, and then open the guest account, shareware or data folder of the computer, which is generally fine.

For the problem that your computer is slow to open files, it may be that your computer has too many junk files that need to be cleaned up, and the files should not be placed on the desktop, which will affect the system speed. In addition, your computer may have too much software and too many background processes, which take up memory and cause files to open too slowly. Then there's the problem with your hardware, and increasing the memory will make a difference.

Hope it helps!

Use 360 Guard to clean up cache files and junk files, your computer has too much memory stack, and the system is slowing down.

On the network side, take your console apart, unplug your network card, and sweep the dust away with a brush.

Then connect to the local connection and right-click to fix it.

If there is still a problem, there is an LSP fix in the 360 guard...No more, there is no way, only to change a new network card.

First of all, find a software and clean up the system junk, this is because there is too much system junk. Then delete the things you don't want in the disk, try to save disk space, and finally don't open the program too much, otherwise the system memory is not enough.

There are several reasons why you can't connect to the Internet due to restrictions on WiFi

1. The wifi itself is a problem, the wifi may not be connected normally, resulting in the inability to access the Internet;

2. Router problems, the router may be overheated or damaged;

3. There may be broadband arrears, resulting in inability to access the Internet;

4. The wifi name contains Chinese, resulting in some computers unable to connect to the Internet;

5. Computer system problems, there may be problems with the system, resulting in connecting to wifi but unable to access the Internet.

Suggested workaround:

1. Use other mobile phones or devices to connect to wifi to try whether you can access the Internet and rule out the problem of wifi itself;

2. Restart the router to try, or restore the router to factory settings, then dial up the Internet again, and reset the wifi according to the setup wizard, or change to a new router and dial up to connect to the Internet;

3. Contact the broadband customer service to confirm whether the broadband is abnormal, such as arrears, recharge the broadband, and then dial up the connection;

4. If the wifi name contains Chinese, it is recommended to modify it to English or a combination of English and numbers before connecting;

5. If the above reasons are ruled out, it is likely to be a computer system problem for a long time, and it is recommended to restore the factory settings. See if that solves the problem.

The network connection is normal but there is no Internet access, what should I do?