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Win Vista & W/Less Network

Dummy · 2007-06-19 10:12:53

Hi, I recently upgraded to Vista. We are using a wireless network in the house and the signal strength on the PC is excellent. When I log onto this PC I can surf away on the Net quite merrily, but if I leave the PC for a time and return to it, it has lost its network connection. The signal strength is still excellent.…

19-06-2007 11:12am

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Dummy

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Hi,

I recently upgraded to Vista. We are using a wireless network in the house and the signal strength on the PC is excellent.

When I log onto this PC I can surf away on the Net quite merrily, but if I leave the PC for a time and return to it, it has lost its network connection. The signal strength is still excellent. Disconnecting from the network and re-connect to the router does not remedy it. Rebooting the PC does.

Has anyone come across anything similar to this with Vista and did you find a solution?

Regards,

D

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#2 19-06-2007 11:26am

Dummy

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Mods - sorry. Just read the sticky that this Vista question should have been put in the Windows forum.

Can you move it please?

D

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#3 23-06-2007 7:34pm

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have you checked power settings on the card in case it's being put on standby ?

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#4 24-06-2007 10:28pm

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Thanks Capt'n - you are on the ball. Never knew that a peripheral's power settings could be adjusted like that.

Thank You.

D

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