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Anonymous users2024-02-11You can't find so many ways, it seems that your problem is not a regular problem. Or it should be said that it is the problem of your computer, but it is not easy to say where it is! It may be that there is something wrong with your network card, so it always drops, or it is a problem with the graphics card, and I don't know what your graphics card looks like!
The rest is a problem with your system, do you install that system every time, try to install another version? C s program is the same, but I think your system should not be a version, right?,Although it may be XP SP2,But there are still many versions of this.。 You find a version of it and put it on your computer and look at it.
What do you think, don't worry, think slowly, see if you haven't thought of it, maybe it's just a small problem, you just haven't noticed.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10There should be something wrong with your network. It may be that the network cable is loose, or there is something wrong with your computer system, and you should find a professional repairer to repair your computer or network problem.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09That's right, it's your network settings that are wrong, and if you compare them with the network settings on other people's computers, it's fine to change them to the same as theirs.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08It is recommended to put all the patches well I have had similar problems You may have one less patch and are always attacked by others I forgot the patch address It is recommended to use 360 security guards to scan it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07The setting of the network card is wrong, so change the adaptive to 10m full-duplex and try it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06I'm also experiencing this symptom. I asked the telecom repairman and he said the reason was:
Now summer is the peak of electricity consumption, especially at night. The voltage of the cat (modem) is too low, causing the connection to drop, which is unavoidable, and it should not be possible to play during the day. (I'm helpless too!) ~~
Do you have the following two symptoms?
The computer tray says: Local Connection.
The network cable is not plugged in.
In addition, there are 4 lights on the modem (cat).
powerlink
dataethernet
These four lights. (a).
The first. Solid bright.
When the second one drops, it flashes and turns on.
The third. It should be foil.
Sometimes it doesn't light up.
The fourth one should be severant.
b) The modem (cat) light suddenly jumps.
Only the first and second lights stay on, and the other two flicker.
Play a game and drop it once in a few minutes.
If mine is helpful to you, hope I can, thank you.
First of all, you should calm down, empty yourself, think about what you want, what you are pursuing, continue to indulge, or do you want to have a safe and stable home, don't cherish the happiness in front of you, and when you lose, it's useless to see a psychiatrist Only to spread is that you want to fall!
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Copy it to the Windows Help folder.
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