I have a Toshiba Satellite L25-S119 notebook computer with a built in
wireless nic and and LAN connection.

While the notebook is connected via the LAN connection it never has any
problems. But, when I connect via the wireless nic then it will get knocked
off after an indeterminate amount of time.

I haven't completely determined but, think that it may be related to
inactivity. If I am not actively browsing the net and just looking at
something for a length of time it will get knocked off. If I restart the
computer everything is fine.

Any ideas as to what is happening to cause my wireless connection to get
dropped?

Thanking anyone in advance,
Sonny

Sonny Martin wrote:

Show quoteHide quoteStart with power management on the wireless adapter. Go to the Control Panel
System applet, Hardware, Device Manager. Expand the Network Devices and
find your wireless adapter. Double-click it to get its Properties. If there
is a Power Management tab, click on it. Uncheck the box that says "allow
Windows to turn off this device when not in use". Apply/OK out.

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