vista and standby, internet

I run Vista Premium, generally, no problems. However, lately I have noticed
a general slowdown of internet response times after resuming from standby.
This is resolved by a restart but I wish it didn't happen at all.

System is Gateway with lowend core2duo, dsl connection thru speedstream
modem to netgear router and via ethernet cable to computer. Browser of
choice is Firefox although both browsers slow down resuming from standby.

Any suggestions?

(have dns service running) what does flushing dns cache accomplish? anyway
have tried that to no good purpose.

Tom

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"My News Servers" wrote:

> I run Vista Premium, generally, no problems. However, lately I have noticed
> a general slowdown of internet response times after resuming from standby.
> This is resolved by a restart but I wish it didn't happen at all.
>
> System is Gateway with lowend core2duo, dsl connection thru speedstream
> modem to netgear router and via ethernet cable to computer. Browser of
> choice is Firefox although both browsers slow down resuming from standby.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> (have dns service running) what does flushing dns cache accomplish? anyway
> have tried that to no good purpose.
>
> Tom
>
>