An annoyance I find with wireless networking is that if the computer is put into standby, on resume it will take a few seconds for the WLAN to re-establish itself. That shouldn't be an issue , except that the timeout on some network connections seems to be far shorter, in the order of a fraction of a second. The effect is a machine-gun series of popups, warning of a failed LAN connection, from any Explorer windows open on mapped drives or other network resources. After which all such windows have to be re-navigated back to the proper location. Any suggestions for a way to stop this?