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You can't surf the internet when you connect to the computer wifi.
1. You can surf the Internet by connecting the computer broadband, which means there is no problem with the network.

2. The router connected now can't access the Internet, and there is a WIFI signal, indicating that the quality of the router is generally no problem.

The biggest problem should be that you can't set up a router, because the router can't be set up normally and can't be used. There is a WIFI signal, which only means wireless connection, but there is no traffic transmission.

4. Of course, according to the network type, it is enough to set the input route correctly.

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Wi-Fi (pronunciation:/? wa? Law? /,French pronunciation: /wifi/), also called "action hotspot" in Chinese, is the trademark of the manufacturer of Wi-Fi alliance as a product brand certification, and is a wireless LAN technology created in the IEEE 802. 1 1 standard. Based on the close relationship between the two systems, Wi-Fi is often regarded as synonymous with IEEE 802. 1 1 standard. "Wi-Fi" is often written as "Wifi" or "WiFi", but they are not recognized by the Wi-Fi alliance.

Not every product that conforms to IEEE 802. 1 1 has applied for the certification of the Wi-Fi Alliance, and the relative lack of Wi-Fi certification does not necessarily mean that it is incompatible with Wi-Fi devices.

The devices of IEEE 802. 1 1 have been installed in many products on the market, such as personal computers, game machines, MP3 players, smart phones, tablet computers, printers, notebook computers and other peripheral devices with wireless Internet access.

Wi-Fi Alliance was founded in 1999, and its name was WECA. In June 2002, it was officially renamed as Wi-Fi Alliance.