PC Technology

 Although many of us use the Windows system on a daily basis by virtue of the fact that it is the most widespread system, we always discover more secrets that have always been present in the system but may not be realized by many, besides the many features and settings of the Windows system there is a list of some advanced additional features that are not It is enabled by default, such as the "Sandbox" feature, as well as the " Hyber-V " feature for simulating systems and the "Application Defender" feature, which are the features that we have all highlighted in previous topics. Today, we will shed light on a new feature of the additional Windows system features called "Telnet". We will learn together through the lines of today's article about the benefit of that feature and how to activate and use it within the Windows system in addition to how to control the network's router through it. What is the "Telnet" feature? "Telne...

 You can restart the router at any time if you suspect a problem is making the network not working properly. Some websites may not load, or the YouTube video suddenly crashes while watching, or is unable to connect to the wireless network through the printer or phone. Whatever the case, restarting the router usually helps to get rid of any problem, and we explained in detail why in a previous topic about does restarting the router really help in solving internet problems? But sometimes, it may be difficult to get up from the computer in order to disconnect and reconnect the power to the router or click the Power button to restart it. So, before that, we explained how to create a small file on the desktop that automatically restarts the router when you double click on it. Instead of this method, in this article we will review another method that performs the same task, but by relying on the Windows CMD. The idea is simply that we will use Telnet Client commands to control the router...