Wireless connection

Vista HP 32bit....

When I power on my laptop after not using the Power off.....so its coming
out of Sleep....and you see RESUMING WINDOWS.....9 out of 10 times I won't
get connected to my Router. I have used the Diagnostic Tool...and get the
same results, which is, power off the Router...and power it back on...and
when I do that, I do get re-connected.

Suggestions

denmarfl wrote:
> Vista HP 32bit....
>
> When I power on my laptop after not using the Power off.....so its coming
> out of Sleep....and you see RESUMING WINDOWS.....9 out of 10 times I won't
> get connected to my Router. I have used the Diagnostic Tool...and get the
> same results, which is, power off the Router...and power it back on...and
> when I do that, I do get re-connected.
>
> Suggestions

Why don't you go to the Command Prompt and issue an IPconfig /release
and an IPconfig /renew?

That should get the connection back for the machine without powering off
the router.

Try re-installing your wireless adapter

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This is router dependent, but many (maybe most) routers have multiple
channels that you can use. I often had problems getting connected and tried
different channels and found one that seemed to work best - this mostly
eliminated similar problems that I had (hard to say about your problems).

dave

"denmarfl" <> wrote in message
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> Vista HP 32bit....
>
> When I power on my laptop after not using the Power off.....so its coming
> out of Sleep....and you see RESUMING WINDOWS.....9 out of 10 times I won't
> get connected to my Router. I have used the Diagnostic Tool...and get the
> same results, which is, power off the Router...and power it back on...and
> when I do that, I do get re-connected.
>
> Suggestions

Sounds like you need to change the power settings on the wireless
adapter. Change it so the computer cannot turn the adapter off during
sleep. Its under the device driver settings in device manager.


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