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Anonymous users2024-01-24Two suggestions for frequent disconnections.
1.If you have the conditions, try to change a router, if it is normal, then there is a problem with the router, if it is still not normal, check the wireless network card.
2.Move the router to the living room, if it is normal, then it is a signal problem, if it is still dropped, it is a routing problem.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This phenomenon shows that the wireless signal of your router is not strong, and the wireless network card of the living room computer has poor signal reception ability. Find a new router with wireless to try it out, and then find a wireless receiver terminal and plug it into the computer to try it out.
Before that, find a long network cable, connect the router to the computer in the living room, and try whether you can bring two computers to the Internet at the same time.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The router's wireless signal performance through the wall is not good, so it is recommended to change to a better route. If conditions permit, you can consider buying an electric cat.
How to use the power cat is described in detail here.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21This is more complicated, and it is best to find telecom staff to maintain it for free.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Change to a 2---3 router with an antenna.
Pull a 10m network cable to connect to the computer.
Buy a wireless network card. >>>More
Buy another router, put it in the master bedroom, the wifi signal range will expand a lot, you go to the store to buy a router and people will teach you, that's how it is at home.
If your TV is network TV, you can root the network cable from the router to the TV, if not, you need a network set-top box, or you can use the computer to receive network TV and root the VGA cable to watch on the TV.
The presence of a network module does not mean that the network module inside is connected. Unless you're using the router's network cable when you're wiring it. >>>More
Clause.
1. Install a routing signal booster. >>>More