Wireless Network Issue

I just got a new notebook, and managed to successfully hook it up to a
wireless router. Everything works fine UNTIL it enters sleep or hibernate
mode. Once it enters one of those modes, the computer no longer has a
network connection when it comes out of sleep or hibernate. In fact, when I
try to find my connection in the "Network and Sharing Center" there is
nothing there.

The only "fix" I have been able to find is to reboot or restart the
computer. Then the computer automatically finds the network connection and
everything is good.

Try to use the "High performance" power plan. This link may help,

Vista: Wireless connectivity issue
http://www.chicagotech.net/netforums...opic.php?t=507


Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com
"Coachdvc" <Coachdvc@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:475B37FD-100B-4BE1-B17E-8EC7124621FB@microsoft.com...
I just got a new notebook, and managed to successfully hook it up to a
wireless router. Everything works fine UNTIL it enters sleep or hibernate
mode. Once it enters one of those modes, the computer no longer has a
network connection when it comes out of sleep or hibernate. In fact, when I
try to find my connection in the "Network and Sharing Center" there is
nothing there.

The only "fix" I have been able to find is to reboot or restart the
computer. Then the computer automatically finds the network connection and
everything is good.

I have a new Gateway laptop with Vista and a pc with XP. Purchased a new
wireless n router and a USB connecter for the pc. The pc has no issues
connecting with the USB connecter with strong signal 4 rooms away from the
router. The laptop is set to automatically connect to that network as long as
it is available. The issue I am having is that it does not see that network
of the vista tells me it does not and I have to do the repair the wireless
connection 3 times to get it to connect. Takes over 5 minutes of me trying to
connect before it does. Anyone else have this issue?

I have been having the same issue but it has been since we returned from
holidays and manually connected to a public network. Everytime we turn the
computer on we have to repair the wireless internet connection to access the
internet. I have tried multiple times to fix this but don't know how. If
anyone knows what to do please advise.
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Walking Encyclopedia JJ


"t2sdayaz" wrote:

> I have a new Gateway laptop with Vista and a pc with XP. Purchased a new
> wireless n router and a USB connecter for the pc. The pc has no issues
> connecting with the USB connecter with strong signal 4 rooms away from the
> router. The laptop is set to automatically connect to that network as long as
> it is available. The issue I am having is that it does not see that network
> of the vista tells me it does not and I have to do the repair the wireless
> connection 3 times to get it to connect. Takes over 5 minutes of me trying to
> connect before it does. Anyone else have this issue?