WLAN in Vista Basic LOSE configuration everytime I shut down laptop

I configure WLAN in Vista Basic with IP, GATEWAY, DNS.
Then i'm on internet (almost) with no problem
I shut down the laptop and next time WLAN LOSE configuration.

Someone has solve it?

Thanks
Lorenzo

<> wrote in message
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>I configure WLAN in Vista Basic with IP, GATEWAY, DNS.
> Then i'm on internet (almost) with no problem
> I shut down the laptop and next time WLAN LOSE configuration.
>
> Someone has solve it?
>

So, you're saying you have configured the NIC to use static IP(s) and the
O/S is loosing the static settings?

Yes.
Every time I shut down PC, Wlan's TCP setting come back to default:
empty field: No static IP, no gateway, no DNS.

On 13 Set, 00:45, "Mr. Arnold" <MR. Arn...@Arnold.com> wrote:
> <lorex...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news: ups.com...
>
> >I configure WLAN in Vista Basic with IP, GATEWAY, DNS.
> > Then i'm on internet (almost) with no problem
> > I shut down the laptop and next time WLAN LOSE configuration.
>
> > Someone has solve it?
>
> So, you're saying you have configured the NIC to use static IP(s) and the
> O/S is loosing the static settings?

You might need to change your settings to automatically detect so that your
laptop uses dynamic ones as supplied by your ISP.
Dwarf

"" wrote:

> Yes.
> Every time I shut down PC, Wlan's TCP setting come back to default:
> empty field: No static IP, no gateway, no DNS.
>
> On 13 Set, 00:45, "Mr. Arnold" <MR. Arn...@Arnold.com> wrote:
> > <lorex...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> >
> > news: ups.com...
> >
> > >I configure WLAN in Vista Basic with IP, GATEWAY, DNS.
> > > Then i'm on internet (almost) with no problem
> > > I shut down the laptop and next time WLAN LOSE configuration.
> >
> > > Someone has solve it?
> >
> > So, you're saying you have configured the NIC to use static IP(s) and the
> > O/S is loosing the static settings?
>
>
>

<> wrote in message
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> Yes.
> Every time I shut down PC, Wlan's TCP setting come back to default:
> empty field: No static IP, no gateway, no DNS.

Have you used the Alternate Settings Tab as well to hold the same IP(s)? Who
knows, maybe, the IP(s) will stick that way if you have them in two places.