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I haven't used this for long, but I've found that if I change the Power
Management setting for my Ethernet Card to select "Allow windows to turn this off to save power" I do not lose my Internet connection when returning from Sleep or Hibernation. This was suggested in a post from March 3rd, where a poster said that Microsoft Support suggested it. It goes against everything I've learned & told others about network cards, but it works. It must allow Sleep to turn off the card and then restart it properly. Now if only I could get Vista to stop dropping my DVD-RW drive after Sleep, I'd be happy. |
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Thank you for the tip.
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 "Mary" wrote in message ... I haven't used this for long, but I've found that if I change the Power Management setting for my Ethernet Card to select "Allow windows to turn this off to save power" I do not lose my Internet connection when returning from Sleep or Hibernation. This was suggested in a post from March 3rd, where a poster said that Microsoft Support suggested it. It goes against everything I've learned & told others about network cards, but it works. It must allow Sleep to turn off the card and then restart it properly. Now if only I could get Vista to stop dropping my DVD-RW drive after Sleep, I'd be happy. |
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I see how to do this on the ethernet card but I don't have the power
management tab with this option for the wireless card. How can I change this setting for my wireless connection? I have this wake up lose connection problem and it's really frustrating. "Mary" wrote: I haven't used this for long, but I've found that if I change the Power Management setting for my Ethernet Card to select "Allow windows to turn this off to save power" I do not lose my Internet connection when returning from Sleep or Hibernation. This was suggested in a post from March 3rd, where a poster said that Microsoft Support suggested it. It goes against everything I've learned & told others about network cards, but it works. It must allow Sleep to turn off the card and then restart it properly. Now if only I could get Vista to stop dropping my DVD-RW drive after Sleep, I'd be happy. |