Internet connection delays with Vista - a possible solution

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Bob G

I don't know if this can be of help to anyone.
I had a connection delay of 5 minutes with Vista Home Premium on cold
boot or on wakeup from hibernation.
Drove me crazy - spent hours on the phone with HP (what a waste!).
Finally one day I turned Windows Firewall off and, presto!, immediate
connection.
Now as soon as I wake up the computer, I turn off Windows Firewall,
wait one second, turn it on again, works every time!
Just my two cents.
(I don't like Vista)
 
I don't know if this can be of help to anyone.
I had a connection delay of 5 minutes with Vista Home Premium on cold
boot or on wakeup from hibernation.
Drove me crazy - spent hours on the phone with HP (what a waste!).
Finally one day I turned Windows Firewall off and, presto!, immediate
connection.
Now as soon as I wake up the computer, I turn off Windows Firewall,
wait one second, turn it on again, works every time!
Just my two cents.
(I don't like Vista)
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Have you posted this problem to the microsoft.public.windows.vista.security
newsgroup to see if anyone has seen this or has any suggestions?

I would be leery of disabling the firewall if there is a possibility of an
active connection to the internet, particularly if the system wasn't behind
at least a NAT router.
 
you might try removing the connection from the allowed items in the firewall.
reboot and try it again, telling the firewall to allow the connection.



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I don't know if this can be of help to anyone.
I had a connection delay of 5 minutes with Vista Home Premium on cold
boot or on wakeup from hibernation.
Drove me crazy - spent hours on the phone with HP (what a waste!).
Finally one day I turned Windows Firewall off and, presto!, immediate
connection.
Now as soon as I wake up the computer, I turn off Windows Firewall,
wait one second, turn it on again, works every time!
Just my two cents.
(I don't like Vista)
 
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