Click on my network every 3 or 4 minutes, it s annoying

Here are some things you can do to fix the problem of frequent dropouts on your broadband computer:

1. Reconnect the line;

2. Check whether the router is faulty;

3. Restart the computer and modem;

Fourth, the computer is fully anti-virus.

ADSL broadband Internet access is often disconnected because of the following reasons and how to deal with it:

1.Line interference, resulting in excessive signal attenuation, check whether the indoor line, modem indicator light flickering;

2.The equipment line connection is not standardized, such as connecting the extension in front of the separator, and checking whether the extension is installed in front of the separator;

voltage instability; If the device is overheated due to the use for too long, it is recommended to turn off the device for a period of time.

5.Other distractions, such as cell phones, etc., check for other distractions in the room.

If the above is still not resolved, you can contact the local customer service or go to the business hall for feedback.

Estimate what your router is set up for.

Here are some things you can do to fix the problem of frequent dropouts on your broadband computer:

1. Reconnect the line;

2. Check whether the router is faulty;

3. Restart the computer and modem;

Fourth, the computer is fully anti-virus.

The link light goes off every 5 minutes as mentioned above, and then it keeps on! There is a problem with your physical connection! You use the following method to rule it out:

1) ** The line is often affected by the wind and rain, and the communication quality is affected by the orange chaos, which is the main reason for frequent drops.

2) Poor communication quality. Generally, the communication status deteriorates due to the increase in noise, and errors occur frequently, especially when playing online games, due to external interference and the increase in the amount of communication, the connection will be dropped. As soon as the link is broken, ADSL re-debugs and reconfirms the link.

However, if the noise that breaks the link is still present (which is usually quite large), the relink will be slower than it was before. Since the link speed determined in the commissioning is fixed, the link speed does not increase even after the noise has subsided. The longer the cat is used, the higher the likelihood of this happening, so the connection is getting slower and slower.

At this point, if you restart the cat, the link will be re-established and the speed may be increased as a result. This common sense can be used as a countermeasure to deal with the slowdown of links.

3) The mains voltage in your area is unstable, causing a drop in power, you can buy a power regulator.

4) The quality of your ** line and network cable is poor, and it may be that the crystal head of your network cable is in poor contact (the crystal head is easy to have problems), then the line will naturally drop; If it is too far away from the junction box, you can replace the parallel wire with a twisted pair, which can effectively reduce the line loss.

If it has been used for more than a year, you can ask the telecommunications department to overhaul the ** line interface of the base station, which may be affected by the weather. If not, consider changing the cat or restarting the cat a few times.

The internet speed is not good. It could also be that the CPU is overused...

There may be a system problem, it is said that it will be better to use win7 now; It could also be a problem with telecommunications to complain about it and the same is true on our side.

I have also encountered this kind of problem, which is often a network problem, and should be considered from the following aspects:

1. Is there any problem with the line from the computer to the cat, such as poor contact, etc. If you're using a router, you can try it by ping the gateway when the connection drops.

2. There is a problem with the Internet access equipment, such as Internet modem, routing, etc.

3. There is a problem with the external line. In the case of ruling out internal problems, just ask your service provider to solve it for you.

Hello, according to your problem description, it may be caused by network instability, you can try the following solution to test the cracked backup rule! ~

Solution 1: Open Security Guard and open LSP Repair in the Function Encyclopedia"; Diagnose and repair the shed according to the prompts. Option 2:

Open the "Disconnected First Aid Kit" in the function encyclopedia;

Diagnosis and repair according to prompts.

Solution 3: Change the NIC mode (please skip this solution when the Wi-Fi network is disconnected).

Select [Computer], click the right click, and select [Manage].

Open Device Manager in turn, find the corresponding network card in Network Adapter on the right, double-click to open it, and select Advanced in the tab.

Connection Speed & Duplex Mode] option, change the value on the right to [10Mbps] half-duplex, and then click [OK].

Solution 4: It is recommended that you check the network connection or restart the router and the 'modem', power off these devices for two minutes, and then turn them on again and try again.