> --- In [email protected], "ctry13" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> >
> > I have high speed via satelite that brings the signal in using a
> > radio control adapter. I have the ethernet connected to my D-Link
> > wireless router then into my desktop (AMD,2.4,512ram,running XP),
> > my Dell notebook is the other computer on the network also running
> > XP. Everthing is working fine but here is the problem: I do not
> > have the notebook running all the time so when I want to use it
> > this is what happens, as soon as I turn it off it knocks the
> > radio/satelite connection out. I unplugged my 2.4 phone thinking
> > since the router is also 2.4 it might be interfearing but didn't
> > help any ideas as Dell doesn't and neither does D-Link or my ISP.
> > Any ideas. thankyou for any help.
I spun this around in my mind, after, Phyllis and, N. Thomas,
responded. From reading your original post, and their replies, the
first thing that comes to mind is, there is a crucial setting on the
laptop that, is ok when the laptop is connected but, when the laptop
becomes disconnected, it is like yanking a tablecloth off the table
without, breaking any dishes. The crucial point is, when, the laptop is
disconnected from the network.
Christopher
This being said, I am curious about the network settings on the laptop
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