Does ADSL broadband have to be dialed every time it is turned on?

ADSL is dial-up Internet access, and has little to do with 24-hour dialing. Even the 24-hour ADSL still has to be dialed, satisfied.

1.ADSL and virtual dialing are both PPPoE for account password verification 2The dedicated line is the use of optical fiber as the transmission medium for the provision of the network, which is more stable than ADSL and has little attenuation 3

At present, the most popular and trending is that FTTTB+LAN is the network cable that enters your home after the fiber to the building, and the network attenuation is also very small The technology is currently backward, ADSL can transmit a maximum of 8M theoretical value But the human network demand is definitely not only this, the current per capita Internet bandwidth abroad can reach tens of M or even hundreds of megabytes You said 24 hours**, I don't understand what I mean, so a rough 1If you want to achieve 24-hour ** Internet access on your computer. Turn on the computer and go online, then according to the above suggestions of some netizens, you can start the connection on Windows 2

Buy a router and enter all the account passwords into the router, only open the router, usually turn on the computer to access the Internet, set up to read the router manual, but you have to use the computer to connect when the router is broken, and the general communication service provider does not care about the router problem 3If you are not very familiar with the network for personal use, I recommend that you connect your account and password every time you go online4If you're an hourly internet user, don't set 24 hours**, or the cost will be sky-high.

Dialing with broadband is a must, but you can set up automatic dialing, so that you can dial by yourself when you turn on, and you don't need to be in the dot!

There will be an error when you can't dial the number**. You memorize the **, and then report to the customer service staff!

The common ** is 678, which means that the line is not working, and 691 means that the account or password is incorrect!

There is a thing called a router in the world, this kind of thing can provide an automatic dialing function, as long as you fill in the Internet password, he will dial for you, and the computer can be connected to the Internet when he turns it on. . . If not, you can only dial it yourself every time. If you can't dial up, there are many possibilities, contact the operator directly to solve it.

What is the error ** of dial-up connection, and it is necessary to judge what the cause of the error is according to **.

Common Errors** and Causes:

Error 678: If the remote computer does not respond, it may be that there is a problem with the computer system, a problem with the broadband modem or line, or a problem with the operator's equipment room.

Error 691: Wrong username or password.

1.If the account is in arrears, 691 will appear if the account is stopped by the operator

2.The account number and password are entered incorrectly, for example, "0" and "o", "z" and "2" are not correctly distinguished.

3.If the binding is incorrect, the operator will generally bind the user's account with the corresponding equipment port in the data center, and if the place is changed and cannot be used, a 691 error will appear.

Error 676: ** busy, usually caused by a problem with the computer system or the last connection was not properly disconnected.

Error 769: The NIC is disabled, usually because the computer NIC is not successfully driven or the NIC is disabled.

Hello, if you don't use a router to access the Internet, there is no problem with automatic connection to broadband settings, check whether there are two broadband connections?

The most likely reason is that you have browsed that web page before, and then because you accidentally pressed the wrong or the ** settings of the web page itself, the web page was saved offline, and the offline saved web page can be opened without going online, are you only opening one page? Is there a subpage in it?

There is a test method, you open the IE browser, select the "toolbar" above, click on the "Internet Options", the dialog box pops up, you use the "delete cookies" and "delete files" to clear the historical record, and when clearing, check the "delete all offline content", OK, so as to ensure that you can't connect to the Internet without connecting to broadband.

Hope it helps.

Can you get on? Have you saved your homepage?

Did you move and change the network?

If you change to community broadband, you can access the Internet when you turn on the computer, and if you don't move to change the network, be careful if you are poisoned.

The virus automatically connects to the network in the background.

My computer is also having this problem, please ask the master to solve it.

Buy a router or use a moden with routing function, and set it up on the management interface to eliminate the need to dial up.

You can set it to automatically connect when you start up.