D-link DI-524 drops hardwired connection only

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Ray wrote:
> I installed a D-Link Di-524 wireless router. My internet connection is
> a cable modem.I have two computers connected to it. A Desk top
> computer is connected to the first wired port. My IBM Thinkpad
> connects thru the wireless connection. My desktop computer is always
> on. But if I leave it idle for more than 30 minutes or more, when I
> try to connect to the Internet I need to restart the computer the
> re-establish the connection. After that, there is no problems. I can
> use the connection as long as I want. It will always be on as long as
> I use it . If I leave the computer for period of time, I will have to
> restart it again.
> What can be the problem?
>
> Thanks
>
> Ray

Are you using SP2? If so, thats exactly what happens to me, but the
connection may not really be dead, just doesn't show.. Make a shortcut on
the desktop to the c-drive on your network system (of course it has to be
shared).. Then click on the link when explorer or search can't find it. For
me, it still sees it no problem via the link, even though it doesn't show in
some other programs. (if I reboot, it again shows for all, for about 1/2
hour or so, then back to access via the link)

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Apparently, _Ray_, on 04/01/05 13:13,typed:
> I installed a D-Link Di-524 wireless router. My internet connection is
> a cable modem.I have two computers connected to it. A Desk top
> computer is connected to the first wired port. My IBM Thinkpad
> connects thru the wireless connection. My desktop computer is always
> on. But if I leave it idle for more than 30 minutes or more, when I
> try to connect to the Internet I need to restart the computer the
> re-establish the connection. After that, there is no problems. I can
> use the connection as long as I want. It will always be on as long as
> I use it . If I leave the computer for period of time, I will have to
> restart it again.
> What can be the problem?
>
> Thanks
>
> Ray


Have you tried disabling the 'auto dial' feature? This way, it will
remain connected to your ISP even if you have your connection as 'idle'.

->HS

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I don't have that problem with any of my computers on my network!
On my router I did lower my mtu down a bit and also it's speed through my
DSL modem.
There is only one user for each computer. Maybe you have more than one
user for your computer and when it 'sleeps' it needs to reconnect to the
network.

later,
dave
(One out of many daves)
D-Link 524 with a Westell WireSpeed DSL Modem
Custom Shuttle MB AMD 2400 computer running winxpsp2
ibmthinkpad570 running winme and wireless
Custom Asus P2B PII-400 computer running win98se
Custom Soyo Celeron 2.8 computer running winxpsp2 also


"Peter Pan" <Marcs1102NOSPAM@HotmailNOSPAM.com> wrote in message
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> Ray wrote:
>> I installed a D-Link Di-524 wireless router. My internet connection is
>> a cable modem.I have two computers connected to it. A Desk top
>> computer is connected to the first wired port. My IBM Thinkpad
>> connects thru the wireless connection. My desktop computer is always
>> on. But if I leave it idle for more than 30 minutes or more, when I
>> try to connect to the Internet I need to restart the computer the
>> re-establish the connection. After that, there is no problems. I can
>> use the connection as long as I want. It will always be on as long as
>> I use it . If I leave the computer for period of time, I will have to
>> restart it again.
>> What can be the problem?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Ray
>
> Are you using SP2? If so, thats exactly what happens to me, but the
> connection may not really be dead, just doesn't show.. Make a shortcut on
> the desktop to the c-drive on your network system (of course it has to be
> shared).. Then click on the link when explorer or search can't find it.
> For me, it still sees it no problem via the link, even though it doesn't
> show in some other programs. (if I reboot, it again shows for all, for
> about 1/2 hour or so, then back to access via the link)
>