What ghost inactivates my local network?

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Bo Hansson

My local network connection under WindowsXP is frequently swiched to
inactive mode. What is the reason?

/BosseH
 
Bo said:
My local network connection under WindowsXP is frequently swiched to
inactive mode. What is the reason?

/BosseH
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Go to the network device's Properties in Device Manager (System applet).
Find the Power Management tab and uncheck the box that says, "allow
Windows to turn off this device when not in use". Hopefully that will
take care of the issue.

Malke
 
Inactive? Never seen such an status.
I thougth you could disable it. But not heard of Inactive.
 
Oh... Hee... forgot this point.

Malke said:
Go to the network device's Properties in Device Manager (System applet).
Find the Power Management tab and uncheck the box that says, "allow
Windows to turn off this device when not in use". Hopefully that will
take care of the issue.

Malke
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Thanks,

I will try this, but right now I do not have access to the failing computer.

/BosseH
 

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