wireless network and sleep

[Robert L. \(MS-MVP\)]

Thank you for your understanding. Please post back the result after
contacting to Microsoft. That may be benefit others.

--
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

 

[Chuck [MVP]]

Hi Chuck,

Thanks for patiently explaining this stuff. (Actually, I didn't realize you
two are volunteers, I thought you are being paid for giving technical
support.)

Yes, I see the parallels that you're implying about.

However, consider this. Out of 1,000 admitted patients about 700 have
exactly the same symptoms, and it happened under exactly the same
circumstances - and in the same period of time. Dr House with IQ of 200+ and
years of experience can only diagnose, say, 20 of them. If this is not an
epidemic, then what is? Real epidemics do happen, don't they? It's not even
about an epidemic; it's about Dr House scratching his head and unable to
find the cause.

You're being modest, but so far I couldn't find any blog on the web giving
better and more detailed advices than yours (and I searched well). Let's
face it: most of the cases such as mine are left unresolved, and you know
this stuff inside out.

I usually fix my hardware / software problems myself; I spent a week trying
to figure this out by myself, then stumbled upon your blog, and then posted
here, and after learning your blog by heart and 9 posts - still nothing. I'd
say more: in a week or so, I only saw one or two of these problems resolved.
Bob usually gives up after 2 posts, you - after 7 or 9. If you people can't
figure it out, a regular MS techsupport guy doesn't stand a chance.

Since you are volunteers, I can't ask much, and you really did a lot - thank
you for that. I'll go harass Microsoft, if it doesn't work - I'll gather
more people and repeat the exercise.

Regards,
Vadim

Hi Vadim,

You had the 1130 error, if I recall correctly. That's a very definitive
symptom. I don't see any epidemic of that.

And I really haven't seen any general epidemic here recently. What looks, on
the surface, like identical cases may not be if you look a little bit deeper.
And most of what we have here are different cases altogether.

I've seen this forum when there's an epidemic. Believe me, that's not the case
right now.

You say that you've read 9 of my posts. There are actually several hundred
posts in that blog. I'll give you some inclusive searches that might give you
more relevant reading.
<http://networking.nitecruzr.net/search/label/Windows Networking>
http://networking.nitecruzr.net/search/label/Windows Networking
<http://networking.nitecruzr.net/search/label/Windows Vista>
http://networking.nitecruzr.net/search/label/Windows Vista
<http://networking.nitecruzr.net/search/label/File Sharing?max-results=100>
http://networking.nitecruzr.net/search/label/File Sharing?max-results=100
<http://networking.nitecruzr.net/search/label/Troubleshooting?max-results=100>
http://networking.nitecruzr.net/search/label/Troubleshooting?max-results=100

You can find other groupings of posts, under the sidebar section "Articles By
Topic". Do a bit of browsing, if you like. You can do that, while you wait for
a real Microsoft person to come on the line, anyway.

 

[Vadim Berman]

Hi Chuck,

I tried your fix for 1130, the first (maybe sloppy) attempts didn't work.
Probably I'll try some more later.

By "9 posts" I meant our correspondence in this forum.

I don't have that much time, sorry, but I'll take your word on that.

BTW, there is a tool you don't mention in your blogs and you might find
interesting: nmap (www.nmap.org) - it is able to check what ports are open,
and it can do it when they are not responding to pings...

And again, thanks for trying to help in any case.