The cuts in the Internet connection are one of the most common failures in today's computers.Between so much 3G and 4G network, meanwhile WiFi device linked simultaneously to the same point, it is not difficult to run into messages of errors in the network , slow network or inability to access it. Related
How can we correct these problems? No great computer skills are necessary, you just have to follow a few simple steps so that the connection returns to perform at the maximum possible speed.
ARE YOU CONNECTED?
Let's start with the simplest solutions.The first thing to keep in mind is that all the hardware is in its correct state.Observe the lights of your router, disconnect it from the power outlet and reconnect it.While recovering access to the server, take the opportunity to check the status of the cables.
From time to time, the pins of the Ethernet cables may be strangled or deteriorated by simple use or excessive temperatures.Check and change them if necessary.After a restart, with the router turned off for a minute, the network should return to connect automatically.
Clear the cache of your browsers-from the 'History' tab-and also check that your WiFi network is correctly activated.Clearing the browsing data, files and images stored in cache will also save you a good bit of megabytes.You will make your browser work lighter.
Computers, whether PC or Mac, have a network icon .From there you can check if you are connected or you may have disabled it by mistake-in PC, using the FN + F2 key command; on Mac, by clicking on the menu bar icon-the purpose is, once again, to rule out all the possible obvious errors, the most immediate ones to solve.
Of course, we can also make sure if our router is operating correctly.Just type in http://192.168.1.1 in the browser.An access gateway will appear where you will have to enter a username and an administrator password..You can request yours from your network provider, but are usually generic names like admin/pass user1234, login1 or similar. So you can see if you have any kind of special restriction.
DIAGNOSING THE PROBLEM
If none of the above has worked for you, it's time to run a diagnosis .Windows and Mac have their built-in tools.In Windows, the route is very simple: by clicking with the right click on the desktop, select the connection icon> Troubleshoot.
From there you can see if you are correctly connected.On the other hand, to check your networks, the route to follow is Start> Configuration> Control Panel> Network and Sharing Center> Manage network connections.Once here, we mark the icon of 'Wireless Network Connections' and check its 'Properties' by clicking on it with the right mouse button.
If you are a Mac user, the steps to follow are slightly different.First you must close all the applications that you have open to avoid a false positive.Once done, connect to your Wifi network.Now hold down the Option key and select 'Open Wireless Diagnostic' in the Wi-Fi status menu.A pop-up window will appear in which you will have to enter the administrator's credentials.In this way, the diagnosis will analyze your wireless environment.
RENEWING CONCESSIONS IN MAC
If the previous test does not yield any useful information, it may be time to try some more radical solution.Close all open applications and processes that are using network services, such as web browsers, accounts mail, etc.Disable the WiFi network by clicking on the icon located in the top bar-or from the apple icon> System Preferences> Red> Turn off Wi-Fi -.
Once this is done, we go to the Finder and look for the following folder path:/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/-you can also find it by searching in Spotlight /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/-.Se will open a new window with WiFi connectivity profiles.
Now select and delete the following:
- com.apple.airport.preferences.plist
- com.apple.network.eapolclient.configuration.plist
- com.apple.wifi.message-tracer.plist
- NetworkInterfaces.plist
- preferences.plist
To validate it, we will ask for the administrator password.We put it in and accept it.Last step, we empty the trash and restart the computer.It is very important to restart before activating the WiFi network again. When the Mac starts again, we will have lost all the old configurations, but also the problems dragged from them .
RESETING CONTROLLERS ON PC
If you have a somewhat outdated antivirus, it may be that it consumes many network resources and this will make you surf incredibly slowly.Taking official Microsoft recommendations, do the following
In the search box on the taskbar, type 'System and security' and then select 'Check the status of the computer and solve the problems'.You will have to select the arrow next to Security. The antivirus will almost always appear linked to 'Anti-virus protection' .Disable it despite the window that appears warning of the dangers you run without antivirus.It is a temporary measure.
The step to follow now is to uninstall and reinstall it.But if the problem persists, maybe your problem is among the network drivers .Yes, we recommend that you keep a copy of security of your system, that you store the files of your driver in some pendrive or USB memory that you have at home.
The steps to follow are, from the same taskbar search box, type 'Device Manager' and select it.Now follow the following path: Network adapters> name of the network adapter.Press right button on the name of the adapter and uninstall it following the path ' Remove the driver software from this device'> Uninstall .
Once this is done, our recommendation is identical to that suggested with Mac: go to the Start button and restart your PC.Once on, reinstall the driver, if possible in its most current version, although always giving priority to compatibility.
SCALING THE FAILURE
Sometimes the problem is beyond our control.Sometimes, we are trying to switch from a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi to a 5 GHz Wi-Fi because we believe the network spectrum is saturated and Actually, it is that we have the toasted antenna chip or some external cable has been broken-there have been cases of neighborhoods with boxes eaten by rats-.
If you think your problem is not related to your software, you may be suffering from a problem with the telephone wiring in your home. Your fiber may have been damaged or the TPR (Total Physical Response) may have been disconnected, very common when there are pets at home .If the fault is in the external network, contact the company that offers supply.
If you have Orange as an operator, you can call the toll-free number 900901300, 1470 if you are private, 1471 if you are an Autonomous or SME customer, or 656 001 470 if you call from another operator.Your professional team will open the incident and He will report the situation to his Technical Department.
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