Example analysis of error information about broadband connection

Broadband connection is wrong, and there are many reasons for the error. If you don't analyze it, you don't know how to solve it. Example analysis: Yesterday, the home broadband appeared during the connection. : Broadband connection error 769, I feel that it was the beginning of the month, I thought it was a broadband arrears, so I went to telecommunications to pay the fee. As a result, the salesperson told me that there was no arrears, and I thought that it was a computer network setting problem. I went home and clicked the local connection, prompting “ Local connection is enabled...”---The original local connection is disabled... I think there must be a lot of friends who have encountered this, so I sorted out the reasons for the more detailed discussion on the network, write it out, and give it to everyone. Reference.

Broadband Connection Error 769 Cause

Normally, you will receive error 769 if one of the following conditions is true:

1. The network cable is disconnected.

2. The modem is disabled.

3. The modem driver is corrupt.

4. Spyware is running on the computer and it prevents the connection.

5. Winsock needs to be fixed.

6. The third-party firewall software blocked the connection.

Solution:

To find out the cause of the problem, follow the steps below.

Step 1: Make sure the network cable is connected

Make sure that the network cable is connected to your computer and modem. If your computer is connected to a hub or router, make sure the cable that connects the hub or router to the modem is connected.

Step 2: Make sure the network adapter is enabled

1. Click “Start”, click “Run”, type ncpa.cpl, and then click “OK&rdquo ;

2. Right click on the “local connection” icon. Click “Enable" (If this option is available

Step 3: Reset the modem

1. Disconnect the cable from the computer to the modem.

2 Turn off the modem. If the modem does not have a power switch, turn off the power to the modem.

3. Wait two minutes.

4. Turn on the modem and connect the cable from the computer to the modem.

Step 4: Using Device Manager, uninstall and then reinstall the modem and drivers

Before following these steps, you may have to download the latest drivers for your network adapter from your hardware manufacturer.

1. Click “Start”, click “Run", type sysdm.cpl, and then click “OK".

2. Click &ldquo "Hardware" tab, click "Device Manager", then find "Network Adapter".

3. Expand "Network Adapter" and right click The icon for the network adapter.

4. Click “Uninstall", and then click <;OK" In the dialog box that prompts you to delete the file associated with this device, click “ Yes & rdquo;.

5. Restart your computer. Or, click “action", and then click & scan; scan for hardware changes 

6. If Windows finds the device But without identifying it, you must install the latest drivers for your network adapter.