Win7 can't connect to China Telecom's solution for China-NET.

We often go online with a portable notebook. Nowadays, there are many outdoor wireless hotspots, whether you are at school or in a shopping mall, or a small leisure. Bars, restaurants, etc. It can be said that wireless networks are everywhere. Of course, when connecting nearby Wifi hotspots, the most commonly seen is Telecom China-NET. For friends with telecom account passwords, China-NET is the best choice, but some users report that their Win7 laptops are always connected. If you don't go to China-NET, even if you pop up a browser window, there is no pop-up page for entering an account. It has been stuck. What should you do?

Solution:

1 First, make sure your computer system can search for China-NET signals and be able to connect to the network. Use Win+R to bring up the Run window, then enter the CMD command in the Run dialog to open the command line window. Then enter ipconfig in the command line window to see if you can get the public network address. If it cannot be obtained, it means that there is no access on the wireless AP device.

2, manually set the wireless network card DNS address, and then open the web page to see, if not, directly enter the Chinanet verified page address in the browser address bar.

3, if not, reset the browser, or change a browser to see.

4, if the above operations can not be connected to the wireless signal, you can find a place with wireless signals to see if you can automatically obtain the address, if you can, fine-tune the network card.

Usually Win7 is not connected to China Telecom. China-NET is not a computer problem, so don't worry too much. Sometimes it is because of the internal problems of China-NET, which makes all users unable to connect. Try the above methods many times, I believe you will be successful, if you don't know much about the computer settings, it is not recommended to change the settings, otherwise there may be problems connecting other Wifi hotspots.