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Everytime my computer goes into supended mode, I seem to get disconnected ..
Don´t have proof, no logs yet .... BUT my trillian reconnects when I
re-enter, and so does my home network.

I run winxp, and recently installed Kerio personal firewall 4.
Tried with the firewall turned off .. and seems to be the same.

thanks for any kind of help ..

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> Everytime my computer goes into supended mode, I seem to get disconnected ..
> Don´t have proof, no logs yet .... BUT my trillian reconnects when I
> re-enter, and so does my home network.

http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/S/sleep_mode.html

It´s a desktop.


"Alexander Rogge" <> escribió en el mensaje
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> > Everytime my computer goes into supended mode, I seem to get
disconnected ..
> > Don´t have proof, no logs yet .... BUT my trillian reconnects when I
> > re-enter, and so does my home network.
>
> http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/S/sleep_mode.html
>

MALdito wrote:
> It?s a desktop.
>
> "Alexander Rogge" <> escribi? en el mensaje
> news:400243d0$0$6782$...
>
>>>Everytime my computer goes into supended mode, I seem to get disconnected ..
>
>>>Don?t have proof, no logs yet .... BUT my trillian reconnects when I
>>>re-enter, and so does my home network.
>>
>>http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/S/sleep_mode.html

Doesn't matter ... if you want to put it in suspend, you have to live with
what that means.

Why would you want to suspend a desktop system, anyway? The whole point
is to keep from running down the battery on a laptop, by storing the
current system state on the HD and then basically shutting everything down
(and if it *didn't* do that, then you would be running down the battery
using suspend on a laptop, which would make suspend mode useless.)

Instead, if you are super-energy-conscious, set your monitor & disk drive
to power off after a given period of time, but NOT go into suspend.