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February 8th 08, 10:48 PM
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Internet +Vista 32-bit: Ideas Anyone
Hi:
I have seen several entries regarding Internet connectivity on laptops w/Vista. Are there any ideas on how to stay online for more than 1/2 hour without getting kicked off and how to reconnect in less that 5mins?! OR is there a particular ISP that someone has found to run effectively on Vista? Should I switch to XP on my new XPS 1530 laptop? HELP! 
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February 9th 08, 01:12 PM
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Internet +Vista 32-bit: Ideas Anyone
D. Moore wrote:
Hi: I have seen several entries regarding Internet connectivity on laptops w/Vista. Are there any ideas on how to stay online for more than 1/2 hour without getting kicked off and how to reconnect in less that 5mins?! OR is there a particular ISP that someone has found to run effectively on Vista? Should I switch to XP on my new XPS 1530 laptop? HELP! It is certainly not a generic Vista problem. My Vista laptop maintains 'net connectivity as long as I wish; 24x7 when I so choose. -- Cheers, Bob
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February 10th 08, 08:00 AM
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Internet +Vista 32-bit: Ideas Anyone
1. See if there are any firmware updates for vista at the routers
Manufacturers website. 2.Check for newer drivers for your Network adaptor. 3. Try unbinding TCP/IPv6 in your Network connection. "D. Moore" wrote: Hi: I have seen several entries regarding Internet connectivity on laptops w/Vista. Are there any ideas on how to stay online for more than 1/2 hour without getting kicked off and how to reconnect in less that 5mins?! OR is there a particular ISP that someone has found to run effectively on Vista? Should I switch to XP on my new XPS 1530 laptop? HELP!
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