WLAN connection

When I switch off the WLAN router and switch on back after a couple of
minutes, my desktop pc with Vista Home Premium cannot connect to the router
automatically or manuually until I re-boot the system. Is it the design of
Vista? I got experience that when I configure a new connection to the
router and I have to re-boot the system before the successful connection.
Any way I can speed up this process?

Thanks,

Scott

What make is your router and wifi card?

I use to get this a fair few times prior to installing SP1 for Vista. I
couldn't work out if it was a Vista problem or Netgear software on the
machine. I suspect a bit of both since the latest Netgear software and
SP1 run very well together.


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Thiassi

Why not just leave the router on?

"Scott" <NoSpam-> wrote in message
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> When I switch off the WLAN router and switch on back after a couple of
> minutes, my desktop pc with Vista Home Premium cannot connect to the
> router automatically or manuually until I re-boot the system. Is it the
> design of Vista? I got experience that when I configure a new connection
> to the router and I have to re-boot the system before the successful
> connection. Any way I can speed up this process?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Scott

LinkSys WRT54GC

"Thiassi" <> ¦b¶l¥ó
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> What make is your router and wifi card?
>
> I use to get this a fair few times prior to installing SP1 for Vista. I
> couldn't work out if it was a Vista problem or Netgear software on the
> machine. I suspect a bit of both since the latest Netgear software and
> SP1 run very well together.
>
>
> --
> Thiassi

Two reasons: energy saving including prolonging the life of router &
environmental friendly including security

"Bob" <> ¦b¶l¥ó
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> Why not just leave the router on?
>
> "Scott" <NoSpam-> wrote in message
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>> When I switch off the WLAN router and switch on back after a couple of
>> minutes, my desktop pc with Vista Home Premium cannot connect to the
>> router automatically or manuually until I re-boot the system. Is it the
>> design of Vista? I got experience that when I configure a new connection
>> to the router and I have to re-boot the system before the successful
>> connection. Any way I can speed up this process?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Scott
>