I want to ask, when the computer is turned off, does the cat still remember the time when it is on!!

It mainly depends on your ISP settings. In some places, the ISP setting does not use virtual dialing, as long as the cat is on, the ** line is the kind that can access the Internet, this kind of timing when you turn it on. In addition, there is another kind that China lantian said that your cat has a built-in dialing function, and you set the account password of virtual dialing, and set it to the forever ** mode, which is also timed.

The rest of the time will not be timed! You can ask your ISP

Timekeeping. But now it's all over the year, and he doesn't care so much, if it's timed to surf the Internet, the cat must be turned off when it is turned off.

The family is lenient to turn off the phone, and the hat is counted as time.

Monthly subscription is whatever.

**If you want to turn off the cat on the card, you also have to count the time.

It is better to get stuck in the first segment and close the net directly without the immediate segment

Depending on what kind of cat your cat is, if you use the cat's built-in PPPOE dial, it will definitely be timed.

All I know is that the number 10,000 is untimed and free.

It depends on whether you use a time-based fee or a monthly one-time fee, and you must turn off the cat There was a news that a woman forgot to turn off the cat and paid more than 1,000 phone bills.

Generally speaking, you can try it yourself. According to my guess, if your cat has autodialing, you'd better turn it off. Some time ago, I saw a news that someone turned off the computer, but the router was on, and she was unlucky, and the router kept automatically dialing and spent a lot of money.

The router we use can choose to dial manually, although it is troublesome, but it will not be dialed without use. Your cat is not the same as the router, depending on the model, generally speaking, the cat is just a signal conversion device (this is what the modem means), and it does not have the function of dialing, but some models can be automatically dialed. It is recommended to turn it off without it to save power.

No time! At a certain time, the broadband is automatically turned off....Telecom wants to save on retention.

No, because you need to dial up to start counting the time, you can't dial the number if the computer is not turned on.

It depends on whether you only have a cat or a route, if there is only a cat, you will not be timed if you don't connect, if you use a route, it depends on your settings.

Does it refer to a home-based hourly loan? The computer must be logged into the belt to count the timer.

When the cat is turned off, it doesn't time. The connection with the server is broken, how can I keep time?

What the comrades said is very clear, the cat is turned off, and the ISP operator server will not be connected, that is, there will be no timer.

When the cat is turned off, it won't be timed, and it has nothing to do with routing.

Don't worry, the cat won't time it when it's turned off.

If you're dialing from a computer, don't worry. Even if you go offline abnormally, the operator will terminate the billing after a short period of time. If you dial through a router, that will continue to be billed.

If you set up an on-demand connection, the router will automatically go offline after a while. If you go offline like this frequently, you will also waste a lot of time online.

It doesn't matter if the timing is off or not, it doesn't matter if the cat and the router are turned off, as long as your two ** and any one of them are connected to the network, the timing will start. ,

It should not be counted, because you are dialing up the Internet If yours is charged on time, the time will be counted from the moment you dial up.

It depends on whether your broadband tariff is monthly** or hourly**.

It is a monthly subscription that does not need to be turned off, and the timing must be turned off.

But in order to save electricity, it is better to turn it off.

Turn off the route, the routing dial-up, it's not off, he's always connected to the network. It doesn't matter if the computer is turned off or not.

calculate, because you're dialing with a router, unless your router is dialing on demand.

If you don't use the router, you directly use the computer to dial up the Internet, the computer is turned off, and the cat is not turned off, it is not counted as Internet time.

As long as the cat is turned off, the cat must be turned off, and if you use the cat, you can't dial it manually

It doesn't hurt the computer, but the electricity is certain, the wattage of the cat is very low, don't worry too much about how much electricity is spent, but in the spirit of energy conservation and environmental protection, I still recommend that the landlord turn off the Internet if he does not access the Internet.

The power of the modem is about 10W. It is equivalent to the power of 1 energy-saving lamp in the home. If you open 24 hours a day, 30 days a month.

Power consumption 10 24 30 7200, kWh. It's also not very power-hungry. It won't hurt the computer either.

Because the computer is turned off, it is impossible to hurt the computer, but when there is thunder, it will hurt the computer, and it will break the computer. If working for a long time will reduce the life of the machine, it should not be turned on for too long.

But if you share a cat with someone else, you have to deal with the relationship, otherwise you will hurt the harmony for a cat. I'm annoyed by this kind of thing.

Electricity-intensive.

I don't go to the computer, but it's been like this for a long time, and it's a little bit harmful to the cat, but it's not a big problem.

It costs electricity, hurts cats, and has nothing to do with computers.

It's just electricity.

Then turn the cat off.

Don't time it out because your router is already off.

Just ask about telecom and it's OK. Number 10000! Is it a waste of time here?

It's not called rubbing the net on your own home.

If all of your devices are offline, there will be no timers.

It's better to keep the cat closed just to be on the safe side.

Count, as long as the traffic is generated, the Internet will start the timer, and it doesn't count if the computer is not turned on, or your mobile phone is not on, it is not counted as time.