Wireless network auto REconnect

[Guest]

Is anyone else having problems with the Vista RTM x86 version not
automatically reconnecting to wireless networks until reboot? When my
computer goes to sleep and wakes up again, I can see wireless networks (even
the one I want to connect to again), but I either have to re-add it,
specifically attempt to connect to it, or reboot my computer. And yes, the
checkbox is checked.

IBM Thinkpad T60p
Intel 3945ABG Wireless (Microsoft Driver 10.6.0.15)
Vista RTM x86 Ultimate Version

 

[Guest]

Your not the only one that has this problem. I do two. Myns worse too, when I
switch networks it wont connect to the new one and it wont connect til i
restart, NO Network options will work. Also somtimes on the network I have
for internet it wont find the internet, it will always say (Unidentified
network) the only way to fix that is by diagnose and repair, then choose "Get
new IP settings", ittl work then. But yeah im running x64 and have that prob,
ive learned it.

 

[Guest]

I'm in the same boat on this one:
Dell D620
Intel 3945abg v10.6.0.46
Vista Ultimate 32bit RTM

Anyone heard of a fix on it yet??

 

[Pavel A.]

Mark: driver v. 10.6.0.15 is quite old, you definitely would like to update it.
Are you connecting to AP or ad-hoc? Which model, radio band (A/G?) and security settings (WPA2, WEP?)
--PA

 

[Guest]

Same problem here. Every time my system goes to sleep I have to reboot in
order to connect to my home network and internet. Get the message that no
network found or limited access. In other words useless. Brand new gateway
notebook w/ windows vista home premium. Tried updating driver for wireless
from the Realtek site (model 8185).
Mike

 

[Guest]

Instead of rebooting, right click on network icon and choose Diagnose &
repair. That should give you the option to Reset the adapter. That should fix
it. I agree this is a pain and I think MS should be working on this.
Sleep/hibernate still needs lots of work. If you don't have an icon, use the
Network link on the Start Menu, second column. Then go to Network & Sharing
Center to select diagnose.