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Network connection lost when PC is idle for long period



 
 
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Old October 20th 08, 04:31 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
NZSchoolTech[_2_]
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Default Network connection lost when PC is idle for long period

My PC is a modern one (built the start of this year) and has an onboard
Intel 82556DM-2 network card which has the latest driver installed, version
9.8.20. The network works as normal all of the time when the PC is being
used, but after the PC has been idling for a long period (it automatically
locks after 20 minutes), the network will appear to lose some level of
connectivity to the server,

Usually what happens is that my redirected Documents folder, which is
pointed to a folder on the server, will "disappear" (can't save to it) and
the other shares on the server will become inaccessible (e,g, Homes share
which is accessible to everyone). WHen that happens I have to restart my PC
to regain access.

I have checked for settings to do with turning the adapter off to save
power, all those settings are disabled but it still happens.

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Old October 20th 08, 02:56 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Robert L. \(MS-MVP\)[_1173_]
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Default Network connection lost when PC is idle for long period

If you are talking about autodisconnect, you may modify the settings. This
how to may help.
configure autodisconenct
To fix this issue, you can re-configure AutoDisconnect time. By
default for the AutoDisconnect time is 15 minutes. If you have more
computers need to access ...
http://www.howtonetworking.com/Windo...disconnect.htm


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"NZSchoolTech" wrote in message
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My PC is a modern one (built the start of this year) and has an onboard
Intel 82556DM-2 network card which has the latest driver installed,
version 9.8.20. The network works as normal all of the time when the PC is
being used, but after the PC has been idling for a long period (it
automatically locks after 20 minutes), the network will appear to lose
some level of connectivity to the server,

Usually what happens is that my redirected Documents folder, which is
pointed to a folder on the server, will "disappear" (can't save to it) and
the other shares on the server will become inaccessible (e,g, Homes share
which is accessible to everyone). WHen that happens I have to restart my
PC to regain access.

I have checked for settings to do with turning the adapter off to save
power, all those settings are disabled but it still happens.

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