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• When I'm not on my computer, the network disconnects, and I need to reboot Windows XP to run again.

  original title: it is a boot sector virus

  Please no one knows the answer?

  I use MSE on XP. Have all implemented the automatic updates firewall that all fixed at a fairly high level of security, and to update and scan with MSE usually twice a day. When I'm not using the computer I disconnect the network and reconnect when then necessary safety precaution.

  Sometimes, when I return to the computer is not found on the network, and the only way to restore the network connection is to re-boot. Then, I find it almost impossible to re-start as he died within 5 seconds after pressing the power button / stop. I tried holding the power button for a few seconds, but nothing helps I just keep on pushing sometimes for dozens of attempts and it stops automatically turn off the power. He intercepted not eventually if I keep on pressing him for dozens and dozens of attempts. It is?, is it a virus of a description, and if this is what and how is he riding in, on and why is MSE does not pick up.   I had similar situations where the IP address of my printer (Ricoh Aficio) has been changed, then turn off the printer and thrusting me on an audit of the laborious systems. ?.  Anyone has any ideas.

  Thank you very much

  Bob.

  PS Merry Christmas and a happy new year to all.

  Of course, it sounds as if you use the power button on the computer case.  Otherwise, good.

  Then, I find it almost impossible to re-start as he died within 5 seconds after pressing the power button / stop. I tried holding the power button for a few seconds, but nothing helps I just keep on pushing sometimes for dozens of attempts and it stops automatically turn off the power. He intercepted not eventually if I keep on pressing him for dozens and dozens of attempts.

  I guess that until you're away from the computer, disconnect from the network.  Even if you don't have the computer off, disconnect is still excessive.  However, if you do this, Windows should not bother you that you describe.

  During your absence, the computer go to sleep or Hibernate mode (if so, which) or have you configured it stays on indefinitely until you deliberately shut down?  If the computer is set to go into sleep or Hibernate mode after a certain period, you have the same problem reconnecting to the network if you return before the computer is spent in sleep mode or Hibernate mode?

  You have Service Pack 3 and the subsequent critical updates installed (for example, you use automatic updates)?

  The next time the problem occurs, open the event viewer (start > run > eventvwr > OK) and look in the Application logs and system errors or warnings.  By default, when you open the log event viewer must be sorted with the most recent events at the top.  If not, click the title once (or twice) of the column to sort.  He can't go very far back to find questions.  If there is an error or a warning, double-click it to display the property page.  Then click on the copy icon (right underneath the up/down arrows).  Then paste in your response here.

  You have your router configured to disable the SSID broadcast?  Even if it sometimes seems on Web sites for safety, it does not add to your safety really but creates network problems.  Do not disable the SSID broadcast, especially for Windows XP machines.  See http://blogs.technet.com/b/steriley/archive/2007/10/16/myth-vs-reality-wireless-ssids.aspx as this article points out, also not use MAC filtering in your router.

  Another thing that might cause problems of reconnection (especially if you have your router's SSID broadcast disabled) is a connection to a nearby unsecured wireless network.  You should look through the list of preferred networks tab in wireless network your wireless adapter properties dialog box, and 'Delete' you don't want to connect to all networks.  To get here, open network connections (start > run > ncpa.cpl > OK), right click on the wireless adapter and choose Properties.  Then go to the wireless networks tab.

  Even if you have properties of the adapter wireless open dialog box, select your network from the list of preferred networks and click Properties. Then click on the tab 'connection '.  What is the box checked for automatically "connect if this network is in range"?

  Finally, in regards to your printer, it is a recommended practice to configure devices like printers have a static IP address instead of the obtain an IP address from the DHCP server on the router.  As you have observed, in some circumstances (the printer is off for awhile), the router can assign a different IP address for the router than he had when you first set up the things.  Some wireless printer drivers (HP, for example) are smart enough to deal with this, but most is not.

  Read the manual of your Ricoh printer to determine how to assign a static IP address.  Pick one that is in the same subnet (i.e., the first 3 bytes of the IP address are the same as your other IP addresses), but out of the interval used by the DHCP server on your router.  You can find this information from the router configuration utility.

  For example, the DHCP server on my Linksys router is configured to assign not more 10 starting at 192.168.1.100 IP addresses.  Which means that the first computer to connect will get 192.168.1.100, the second 192.168.1.101 and so on.  So I configured my wireless printers to have a static IP address that is lower than, for example 192.168.1.50.

  After you set up the printer, click Start > printers and faxes.  Right-click on your printer, and then select Properties.  Click the Ports tab.  Already, the correct port must be selected.  Click on Configure Port.  OK your way out and enter IP address static, that you assigned to the printer.

• Why the network does not work after update to ios10?

  I can't make and receive calls. In addition, I can't send and receive messages.

  Reset your network settings. Tap Settings > general > reset > reset network settings. This also resets the Wi - Fi networks and passwords, cell parameters and VPN and APN settings you used before.

  If this does not help, try here > If you can not connect to a cellular or cell - data Apple Support Network

• Why the network location is always locked?

  I use locations 'House' and 'work '. I never put on automatic because the well, that simply never works.

  Why should I enter my password every time I want to change the location? I never lock back, let always unlocked. I have no restart or logout to make that happen, close preferences and open it again. It is locked again.

  Does not have this problem in Yosemite on this MBA; not I have it on Yosemite on my mini... What is the problem with El Capitan?

  In the security & privacy preferences window, please open settings, then click on the Advanced button and uncheck the box marked

  Need administrator password to access the lock settings

• CC opens whenever the network disconnects

  Is there a way to get the CC on OSX app to stop opening every time the computer loses its connection to the internet?

  I work on a laptop and often have to plug and unplug a wired network access to other wireless networks. Whenever I do this since the last update, creative cloud opens to warn me that it lost the connection.

  I use no CC every day. It is only about 10% of my job... description but I need the software from time to time, and it's very annoying having to close more than 20 times a day.

  you have to run the application of office cc, at most, once every 30 days.

  Click the gear on the top icon right > click Preferences > uncheck "start connecting".

  then quit (gear icon > quit) the desktop application.

• Network disconnects the Tecra M7 using Windows 7 RTM

  I tested Windows 7 since the first versions beta and finally got my driver's license for RTM, but one thing still does not work on the Tecra M7:

  Network connectivity is lost repeatedly during the use of the ethernet adapter integrated Intel Pro/1000 PL.
  Installing latest drivers (06/05/2009,9.13.12.0), everything is put in place, but the DNS appear to be lost.

  Repeatable after putting the computer to sleep and prolonged sleep and wake up - irreproducibly randomly while connected.
  ipconfig/release, ipconfig / renew does the trick then - pull the plug and put it back is NOT.

  Somtimes, ipconfig doesn't solve the problem for a few minutes - in this case, only a reboot help

  I have two machines, same model, both show the same problem - tested various networks (managed, public/private, 10Base-T/100Base-TX).

  Anyone have any idea?

  Hello

  After wake up sleep or hibernation mode, you mean the network disconnects automatically?

  I think that it is a software problem
  I remember that Vista and first BONE had the similar problem
  Usually, the update driver and Windows update helped but since Win7 is not official on the market, you will have to wait for official updates and patches

  PS: have you noticed the same thing using the OS preinstalled Toshiba?
  Your BIOS is up to date?

• How can I connect to the internet? Problems involving the network and sharing Center does not.

  Hello.
  I live in a House and bought a range extender so that I can get a connection in my basement as well.  I have installation range Extenders without problem.  When you install the range extender, I changed my name to my network router.  I changed the name of the network by typing 192.168.1.1 in my browser.
  The MacBook connects without a problem.  In the basement, the connection of Windows 7 works very well.  I have just connected Vaio Windows 7 my mother to the network, but it prompted that I enter the user credentials.  I read a post above and got that problem solved by opening the network and sharing Center and adding a new connection.  Now that the connection is configured correctly.
  The problem is with the laptop HP Windows Vista family basis.  Since I install the range extender, I can't connect to the network.  He had no problems before you connect the router or other networks to visit other places.  The new network name appears, but when I click it, it says I have to enter the user credentials.  I tried to manually, but the name is taken so I can't make a new and invites me to connect to the network that is established or to connect to a different network.
  • I tried to open the network and sharing Center, but it does not open.  When I click it, it opens a screen for a brief second.  The option "Display the status of network and tasks" opens either.

  • I logged as an Administration by entering the command line < net="" user="" administrator="" ctive:yes=""> > and restarted the laptop.  Even logged in as administrator, this folder does not open.

  • I also did a scan < sfc="" cannow=""> >.  The digitized rolled up with an error, but the error has been corrected.

  • I also updated the connection of the range extender.

  Why the network and sharing Center will not be open to the top?
  How can I configure my router my HP Windows Vista Linksys connection?
  Thank you.  Please let me know if you need more information.

  Thanks for your reply.

  In a last attempt, my sister has used the ethernet cable to connect directly to our router.  Next time, she turned on her laptop, she managed to connect to our wireless network and she was not invited to enter credentials.
  In this case, the manual connection helped solved the problem.

• Access to the network bridge works do not (Linux host &amp; comments)

  I am running VMware Player 3.0.1 on Fedora Core 10. (I know this is not one of the host of the OS supported; could this be the problem?)

  I built a virtual machine with a virtual adapter connected by a bridge and am under Fedora Core 10 also in the virtual machine. The virtual machine does not have any network access.

  I followed all the advice of troubleshooting to the Knowledge Base article 1008367 (at http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC & docType = kc & externalId = 1008367 & sliceId = 1 & docTypeID = DT_KB_1_1 & dialogID = 77717080 & stateId = 0% 200% 2077715760) does not.

  On the Linux host, vmnet-bridge is running.

  / dev/vmnet0, / dev/vmnet1 and/dev/vmnet8 all exist.

  However, the Configuration GUI network (under GNOME) lists vmnet1 material devices, vmnet8, eth0 (it's my actual physical network interface), and the so-called pan0.

  On the virtual machine, I think I have configured the network correctly.

  ping an address on my LAN IP said "the network is inaccessible." (The same ping succeeds on the host).

  Clues to understand why the network access doesn't work?

  Ok

  Start by checking that the Fedora 10 vNIC is connected on the audit: VM configuration-> network adapter Bridge-> Connect at power on (must be verified).

  So when the guest of Fedora 10 begins the vNIC should be upward.

  If the eth0 is not upward, you should be able to install and configure then. You can search on the net how to set up the network on a host of Fedora 10. I recommend that you use just the console text to do so.

  Don't forget to configure fedora network depending on the configuration of your LAN (static or dhcp).

  Let me know if it works or not

  Best wishes / Saludos.

  Pablo

  Please consider providing any useful answer. Thank you!! - Por favor considered premiar las useful responses. ¡¡MUCHAS gracias!

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• RoboHelp 8 runs slow when you use the network drive...

  I have several users at my company who improved RoboHelp X 5 RoboHelp 8. They report that when they are working on projects that are located on a network drive, RohoHelp running very slowly (which never seemed to happen before with X 5). I read on several forums that RoboHelp must be used with projects that are on the local drive, but I can't find any formal recommendation to Adobe about it, or have no explanation as to why the network drive doesn't work well, I found. At Adobe all officially commented on it, and no one knows why the performance of the network drive is bad? Is there anything that can be done to allow my users to keep using their network without the poor performance? Thanks in advance for any help you people can provide, I'm stumped.

  Hello and welcome, Robo_Newbie

  You're about to become real Robo_Oldie fast

  Your projects RoboHelp MUST live on a local drive. You can archive them on a network, but NEVER actually open and change while they are on the network.

  The two reasons most people incorrectly assume that they should be on the network is because you want to share with other authors and you want to back up in case your hard drive goes down. These are valid reasons, but it does not work because the. DPC (a cache of the Access database file) usually becomes corrupt - not to mention latency LAN-related performance problems.

  Until most of us do is either use the free RoboSource Control that comes with RoboHelp or establishing a manual routine to copy your current job to a LAN for more safety and establish a routine with the other authors who will be working on what, when.

  Sorry to break the bad news. That is the reality.

  John Daigle

  Adobe Certified RoboHelp and Captivate instructor

  www.showmethedemo.com

• Why the connection to a local database becomes lost when the network is disconnected?

  I use TestStand 3.1. I have a configuration database on the local drive and I use the option "Log on the Fly.

  The test takes 48 hours and I want to assure you that it will not stop if the network connection is lost.

  If I unplug the network before starting the test, fine. I can plug the network again while the test runs without problem.

  But if the network is connected and I start the test and then disconnect the network of recording on the fly will give an error.

  I narrowed down it to "New USE for database Logging" step in the SequentialModel.seq (process model). If this step is performed with the network connection then the rest of the test needs a network connection.

  Is it possible to avoid this error?  The point of all the local database was to avoid network problems.

  Thank you for your help.

  TDOT-

  I connect you always locally, please try to change it to "localhost\SQLEXPRESS" to see if you can log in and then see if the same problem as you disconnect the LAN causes previous saw.

• SOLUTION for your HP printer disconnect and/or constantly disconnecting from the network

  If you are having a problem printing, scanning or fax with any HP printer because of this be disconnected and constantly disconnecting from the network, here again is the fix!

  I thought that this all after several failed attempts with HP Support, my Internet access provider and various troubleshooting tasks including reinstall the HP software and more and more.  Well, through self teaching on internet and exhausting search for 6 months, I FINALLY thought to it.  OMG!  I'm a paramedic (not IT) and a little computer but far not an expert.  I have all of you here!  Nobody seems to have the answer, but I'm sure that I'm doing it to 97%.  Whatever it is, if it please answer and let me know that it worked for you!  :-)

  It doesn't matter if your printer is installed cable or wireless.  You don't reinstall your software, no recycling power of your printers or your router/Modem.  Your printer is unstable on the network and continues to log out or disconnect from the network it is NOT because the software is glitched, it isn't a firewall problem by saying, is not a router problem, is not a problem with your power cord, because most networks use a 'Beach' and IP addresses for security reasons This kind of "cycles" the IP addresses of the devices to reduce the risk of an attack.  A printer is not a threat, but the 'network' don't own human intelligence, so he does not know this.  Here are my step by step instructions on how to basically your printer address IP (static IP) instead of change back through a cycle so drop your printer on the network or disconnected.

  Funny, if you're someone who has had the elements in your print queue, they will not print, and you turn your printer off and on again and suddenly your print... well documents, join my club.  The reason it works is that when you turn on the printer, it starts with the same IP address before cycle.  If you are someone who is sitting there for a while and all of a sudden your printed documents without changing you something... it is because through the cycle of change of IP address, it hits your printers IP address and the network would allow him to print.  Not very funny, I know.  It took me forever to figure out why my printer would print sometimes, but not always.  Since I thought at this point, I can SCAN, PRINT, and use all the features of my HP software installed like HP, Photosmart Essentials Solution Center.

  On your printer, go to menu/Setup/network and press OK.  In the network menu, print a "network configuration page" so you can see the IP address and other settings of your printer.

  Now, back to the main menu on the screen of your printers.  Or you can go to your web browser and type the IP address using decimal numbers too and this will take you to the web page of your printers.  Choose: setup\network, then press OK.  Look for the IP settings and press OK. Choose "manual" instead of "automatic". Manually enter the IP address it as well as the default gateway that you can see the Network Setup page you printed earlier.  Note: If you manually set the IP Address of the printer, make sure that it is outside the range of your router's DHCP. Otherwise you might encounter a problem with IP addresses on your network duplicate. (If you don't know how to do this, write back and I'll explain).  Don't forget to click "save changes".  Now, restart your computer, and print just what you want.  :-)

  A trick I often use with DHCP network printers:
  In printers and faxes, right-click on the printer and select "Properties".  Click Add a new port.  Choose standard TCP/IP port configured for the host name of the printer. Read the host name of the network printer configuration sheet.
  
  Using my method means that you always connect to the printer even if its IP address changes (which can happen with the dynamic configuration). This does not jeopardize the security of your network.  It shows just your printer to stay put and stop traveling the highway of IP address.  :-)

  The DHCP range is the range of IP addresses that the router distributes automatically as devices to join the network.  The DHCP range is determined by the router and each brand has a range that is set at the factory (which can be changed by you).

  Default value for the DHCP of your D-link is 192.168.0.100 to 192.168.0.199.  Thus, outside the DHCP range est.2 a.99.200 a.254.

  Is a handy cheat sheet attached.

  You can change this interval by entering the router settings page - type the router's IP address in a browser, enter the login information and access the DHCP parameter area (varies depending on router, hunting around).

• Help: Why the IP addresses change in a multi-router Home Network (Wrt320n, wrt54g2)

  I am trying to update my routers and computers at home. Previously, I had a router connected to the internet with a wireless G and an another wireless router connected to the external router with another wireless G network. The external wireless network was used to play games and the internal network has been used for all the other stuff TIVO, access points of impression, computers, etc. The external network had 192.168.1.x ip addresses, and the internal network addresses are 192.9.2.x used routers were linksys wrt54g and wrt54g2. Everything worked.

  So I bought a Linksys wrt320n and put in place that the external router. However when the internal router is connected to the external router, the ip addresses of the devices connected to cable networks and wireless to the internal router are numbered 192.168.1.x instead of what I expected (192.9.2.x). This resulting in the Buffalo Access Point and the access HP Points not being seen in the network. In addition, if I disconnect the internal router to the external router, after reboot ip addresses are what I expect.

  Of course, technology has changed or I was very lucky. But why are the IP addresses internal changed/performed by the external router? I watched as each private network between them.

  Any recommendations? I hope that there is a setting I can change to fix this. Any help is appreciated.

  1 192.9.2.0/24 is a subnet public IP, which is owned by Sun Microsystems. It isn't a private IP address subnet available for private use. I recommend you change the subnet to a private inside 192.168 IP subnet. *. *. With the IP subnet, you use currently, you can access these public Sun IP addresses if you need them...

  2. what you write seems to me as if you connect the internal router with an external router LAN port. With your configuration, you must connect the internet port of the router internal to an external router LAN port.

• Why the Personal Hotspot from my mobile phone appears in my list of list wifi networks if it is disabled on my phone?

  Why the Personal Hotspot from my mobile phone appears in my list of list wifi networks if it is disabled on my phone?

  On my iMac, there is an icon for a list of available to join Wifi networks.

  One of these Wifi networks is my iPhone Personal Hotspot.

  However when I look at my setup on my iPhone Personal Hotspot is off.

  I tried to join the Hotspot to my iMac and put.

  This is part of a feature called Hotspot instantly. It allows you to connect to your personal hotspot without your password or activate the hotspot on your phone. Don't worry, this does not allow other people to access your hotspot, only devices using the same identifier Apple will see your hotspot. This feature is not using any extra battery life when you're not connected to it. You can learn more about instant Hotspot here: OS X Yosemite: connect to the Internet using instant Hotspot

• Satellite A200 Win8 64bits - Atheros AR5006EX disconnects from the network at random

  First of all, sorry for my bad English.

  Hi, I installed W8 a few weeks ago and I have a problem with the WiFi. The adapter disconnects from the network at random. Not a protocol TCP/IP fail because I don't lose the connection to the internet, I lose the connection to the network for everyone.
  Simply disconnected from any wifi network.

  I have read that wifi chips Qualcomm have problems with drivers in W8. I tested many pilots and all do not work properly.

  Any help?

  The wifi card is: Qualcomm atheros AR5006EX and the laptop is: Toshiba satellite A200-1TP.

  Drivers I tested (and didn't work):

  http://drivers.Softpedia.com/get/network-card/Atheros/Atheros-AR5006EX-WLAN-driver-300119-for-Windows-8-x64.shtml

  Thank you!

  Do you have these problems with the operating system supported?
  I mean A200 is pretty old machine and certainly not supported for Win8, so it can be a problem with all of this, especially with the drivers.

  Let's see if someone else has the same machine and have the solution to this.

• HP Officejet 5740: disconnects from the network

  IMac El Capitan & Airport extreme router

  Printer will connect and stay connected while Mac is turned off.

  Turn on the Mac and the wireless connection is lost

  In some cases "impossible to find the network" in others, bad IP address.

  Have you tried wiring printer to the router (ethernet USB) same results

  Also tried hard wiring for Mac

  and finally no. son... basically all with the same results.

  Have tried all the suggestions reboot router, Mac, printer...

  Connects and disconnects...

  Need help

  I wanted to leave you hanging...

  Contacted Comcast and said that my modem is too old and it to replace.

  Now, I have a new modem/wifi combo and everything works.

  It reminds me of the guy who bought a button of his jacket and ended up having to buy a new jacket for the button!

  In any case thank you for your patience, and all's well that ends well.