- Jul 4, 2016
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For the past few weeks I've been using wifi internet on my desktop. It is not really good since the desktop is quite far and the connection is bad (ping,up/download speed low). Anyway the problem is my wired internet no longer works (keep saying unidentified network, no internet) so I assume that my cable is broken. But is it possible for a cable to break but still receive some sort of signal from a router? Something like semi-break and not allowing for internet signal to receive?
This evening my cable internet suddenly worked fine. I did unplug the ac power adapter and seeing my cable is a bit curved and not stretching properly (could it be the problem, the cable was at tight angle that it could potentially break).
Or... could the router has limit on number of users thus my pc no longer has internet (wifi still work and the wifi is being shared with others housemates. No wired being share but me)
This evening my cable internet suddenly worked fine. I did unplug the ac power adapter and seeing my cable is a bit curved and not stretching properly (could it be the problem, the cable was at tight angle that it could potentially break).
Or... could the router has limit on number of users thus my pc no longer has internet (wifi still work and the wifi is being shared with others housemates. No wired being share but me)
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