Some of us are experiencing similar problems especially when connecting to
the internet and have to diagnose and repair or renew ip to get it to work,
on you network adaptors properties under tcpip, take the tick from out of the
box for tcpip v6 and it might solve your problem.

MBG

"Char_Aznabule@Windows Vista" wrote:

My adapter is uLi M526X....
It just can obtain limited connectvity after every restart
so everytime i need to enable and disable network components in order to try
to make it working
Does my network adapter have problem, or M$ vista's probleem?

If that doesn't work, try to re-set the NIC. This post may help,

Solved: Limited connectivity with ...Solved: Limited connectivity with Vista notebook ... A135-S4427 Satellite notebook that was just released with Vista Home Premium, ...
http://www.chicagotech.net/netforums...opic.php?t=246


Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com
"MGbassace" wrote in message news Some of us are experiencing similar problems especially when connecting to
the internet and have to diagnose and repair or renew ip to get it to work,
on you network adaptors properties under tcpip, take the tick from out of the
box for tcpip v6 and it might solve your problem.

MBG

"Char_Aznabule@Windows Vista" wrote:

My adapter is uLi M526X....
It just can obtain limited connectvity after every restart
so everytime i need to enable and disable network components in order to try
to make it working
Does my network adapter have problem, or M$ vista's probleem?

My adapter is uLi M526X....
It just can obtain limited connectvity after every restart
so everytime i need to enable and disable network components in order to try
to make it working
Does my network adapter have problem, or M$ vista's probleem?