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Anonymous   08-22-2005 at 12:58:08 AM

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I have a belkin wireless router and a belkin network card as well. both are
capable of up to 125mbps speed. the problem is whenever I leave my computer
on for downloading it seems to automatically disconnect from the router after
a while. and whenever the network card connects to the speed 125mbps nothing
works, the internet doesnt seem to work at all. It does this very often and
it can be very annoying as I have to wait till it connects to any speed part
from 125mbps. Can someone tell me why this keeps disconnecting and not
responding when connected at 125mbps. Thanks
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Lippmann Lee

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Anonymous   08-22-2005 at 12:20:08 PM
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"Jari" <Jari@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6062943D-7EE9-49E6-8601-D18A872AB470@microsoft.com...
>I have a belkin wireless router and a belkin network card as well. both are
> capable of up to 125mbps speed. the problem is whenever I leave my
> computer
> on for downloading it seems to automatically disconnect from the router
> after
> a while. and whenever the network card connects to the speed 125mbps
> nothing
> works, the internet doesnt seem to work at all. It does this very often
> and
> it can be very annoying as I have to wait till it connects to any speed
> part
> from 125mbps. Can someone tell me why this keeps disconnecting and not
> responding when connected at 125mbps. Thanks
> --
> Lippmann Lee

You may find there is a setting in the 'setup' that specifies number of
minutes before disconnect, there is on my 3 com wireless ADSL router. Have
a look and set it to 0, mine was set to 5 minutes by default.

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Anonymous   08-22-2005 at 09:37:02 AM
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There should be a setting( router side) which enables you to determine how
many minutes until disconnection, you need to adjust this to your own needs.

"Jari" wrote:

> I have a belkin wireless router and a belkin network card as well. both are
> capable of up to 125mbps speed. the problem is whenever I leave my computer
> on for downloading it seems to automatically disconnect from the router after
> a while. and whenever the network card connects to the speed 125mbps nothing
> works, the internet doesnt seem to work at all. It does this very often and
> it can be very annoying as I have to wait till it connects to any speed part
> from 125mbps. Can someone tell me why this keeps disconnecting and not
> responding when connected at 125mbps. Thanks
> --
> Lippmann Lee

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