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    Question Netgear wireless WPN111 connection after standby

    As the title suggests I have the wireless USB WPN111 RangeMax dongle. The adapter works OK, I have no problems with connection when it's up. The problem starts after my PC resumes from S3 standby mode.
    The adapter sees the network, but refuses to connect. I have to right click on the network connection icon and run "Repair" option. After that everything is sweet again. The problem doesn't happen all the time, but I'd say in 8 out of 10 cases I loose my Internet connection.
    In case it is relevant, I am using WEP128 bits encryption and the adapter connects to a Netgear RangeMax access point.
    The problem wouldn't bother me that much if the PC wasn't my HTPC in a bedroom.



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    Are you using dhcp or static addressing ?

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    Static IP.

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    Have you tried going to Control Panel>System>Device Manager>Network Adapter then to properties then Un-check "Allow my computer to turn this device off to save power" under the Power Management Tab?

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    Thank you, intelliGEORGE.
    Will try your suggestion.

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    . I have to right click on the network connection icon and run "Repair" option. After that everything is sweet again. The problem doesn't happen all the time, but I'd say in 8 out of 10 cases I loose my Internet connection.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sahara4 View Post
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    Some sort of spamming bot?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fromaron View Post
    Thank you, intelliGEORGE.
    Will try your suggestion.
    Just to update on the problem. I actually left all power settings intact and upgraded my motherboard bios with newest version. So far the problem didn't re-apear for at least 5-6 Standby-Wakeup cycles. Will keep my fingers crossed.

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    Looking promising.

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