Yes I can connect to my broadband hub via ethernet as well as wireless, but I tend to just use the wireless, so disabling the ethernet adaptor is fine for now - I could always enable it again if I need to. Not sure why this is an issue - perhaps the ethernet card was taking some sort of priority over the wireless card?
Thank you for the feedback. Can we assume you have two connection, one is wired and another is wireless?
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Solution seems to be that I disable my (unused) ethernet adaptor.
Thanks Robert - I tried unchecking the first option in power management for the wireless card - but I still have same problem...
I would re-configure the power management. This search result may help,
Vista Connection Issues Post Posted: Fri Mar 23, 2007 4:33 am Post subject: Vista: Sleep & Loss of ... To do that, Right click on Wireless Network Connection, and then click ...
http://www.chicagotech.net/vista/vistaconnection.htm
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I've this laptop -
www.pcworld.co.uk/product.php?sku=436053&camp_id=CHEETAH%20MARKETING
When it comes out of sleep it doesn't reconnect to the internet via my
wireless hub, but it does get what it calls a "local only" connection. So I
have to click on disconnect and then connect to get the net back. Works fine
on restart, but not after sleep.
Could it be something with my hub?
Any ideas?
