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Brand new Vista box with freshly installed home premium. Everthing seems
normal except that after a reboot the internet (broadband) connection must be manually started using the "connect to" menu. The tray icon shows "local access only". After establishing an internet connection everything is fine until a reboot, then the process repeats. I have installed Vista on 4 other machines but this is the first time this problem has occurred. What do I need to adjust? |
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Hi Donna. Try this:
Click the "Manage wireless networks" link in the left pane of Network and Sharing Center (in Control Panel). Right-click the broadband connection, and then make sure the "Connect automatically when this network is in range" checkbox is selected. I don't have a broadband connection here to look at, but this is what I'm seeing on my wireless connection. Let me know if that doesn't solve the problem. Thanks for posting! Gloria -- Gloria Boyer Windows User Assistance team Microsoft Corporation |
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Thanks Gloria,
This is a desktop system with no wireless devices, I don't have that option in the "network and sharing center". I do remember a connect automatically option somewhere and I'm pretty sure it was checked........I'm not finding my way back to that setting now to verify it. "Gloria Boyer [MSFT]" wrote: Hi Donna. Try this: Click the "Manage wireless networks" link in the left pane of Network and Sharing Center (in Control Panel). Right-click the broadband connection, and then make sure the "Connect automatically when this network is in range" checkbox is selected. I don't have a broadband connection here to look at, but this is what I'm seeing on my wireless connection. Let me know if that doesn't solve the problem. Thanks for posting! Gloria -- Gloria Boyer Windows User Assistance team Microsoft Corporation |