When I start up my PC updated to Windows Vista from the sleep mode, the Wi-Fi is getting disconnected from the system. The same issue can be found when the system wakes up from a low power state. Can you please explain how we can maintain the Wi-Fi signal strength?
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Go to the bottom part of the desktop and press the ‘Start’ button. When the start menu becomes visible on the screen, choose ‘Run’ option from it. Type devmgmt.msc into the ‘Open’ field and press the ‘Enter’ key. Then, expand the ‘Network Adapters’ by clicking the plus sign. Locate your network adapter from the available list and right click on it. Click ‘Properties’ from the menu pop up on the screen. Press the ‘Power Management’ tab visible on the screen and find out ‘Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power’ label. Clear the checkbox next to this label and press the ‘OK’ button.
hey friend,
This is not the power state problem , this is windows problem that when it comes from the low power state it is not reloading all the drivers.
So kindly upgrade your windows.
If still you are facing this problem then only way is to restart the system every time .
thnx
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