Comments on: I have an idle question for Windows XP!? http://cleanupcomputer.net/i-have-an-idle-question-for-windows-xp.htm Best Registry Cleaner and Registry Repair Software Review. Fri, 17 Jun 2011 18:08:22 +0000 hourly 1 By: jkjudgex http://cleanupcomputer.net/i-have-an-idle-question-for-windows-xp.htm/comment-page-1#comment-10503 jkjudgex Wed, 23 Dec 2009 13:18:01 +0000 http://cleanupcomputer.net/i-have-an-idle-question-for-windows-xp.htm#comment-10503 Find out definitively if it is related to your PC going into idle mode by setting your idle up to an hour or two, and coming back in 45 minutes and seeing if you still have the problem. if it is related to the idling problem, it sounds like your network card isn't playing nicely with the idle feature of your motherboard, so, you'll have to do without or look for fixes from the manufacturers. If it is NOT related to the idle power saving features, I've had this problem before with a wireless network card that would sometimes lose the network and was for some reason too stupid to reconnect. I could get back on by going into the control panel under network stuff and disabling and re-enabling that network connection, or by rebooting. If the second thing there is the case, check for new drivers or maybe even get a new, more reliable network card. Find out definitively if it is related to your PC going into idle mode by setting your idle up to an hour or two, and coming back in 45 minutes and seeing if you still have the problem.

if it is related to the idling problem, it sounds like your network card isn’t playing nicely with the idle feature of your motherboard, so, you’ll have to do without or look for fixes from the manufacturers.

If it is NOT related to the idle power saving features, I’ve had this problem before with a wireless network card that would sometimes lose the network and was for some reason too stupid to reconnect. I could get back on by going into the control panel under network stuff and disabling and re-enabling that network connection, or by rebooting.

If the second thing there is the case, check for new drivers or maybe even get a new, more reliable network card.

]]> By: xboxjt1 http://cleanupcomputer.net/i-have-an-idle-question-for-windows-xp.htm/comment-page-1#comment-10504 xboxjt1 Wed, 23 Dec 2009 13:18:01 +0000 http://cleanupcomputer.net/i-have-an-idle-question-for-windows-xp.htm#comment-10504 You don't have to restart your computer! 1.You jest have to close the windows and open Internet Explorer again and find that page you were on via the history thing 2. Refresh that page You don’t have to restart your computer!

1.You jest have to close the windows and open Internet Explorer again and find that page you were on via the history thing

2. Refresh that page

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