after coming from Sleep or Hibernate modes, or even when powering on, how long does it take to reconnect to the internet ?
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You always have a connection to the internet unless you turn the computer off or go to hibernation, sleep mode is still connected and will still do updates and such. I am connected within 1 minute after entering my password. I guess I never paid that much attention to that though, and I'll just say that I cant tell that its a wireless connection. It connects just as fast as my gaming rig with a direct connection.never had a problem, and its been a year.
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I never put my pc in sleep/hibernate, but when it powers up or restarts, I have internet access before I can even launch chrome. Note my OS is on an 840 pro 128gb SSD, so it's insanely quick, if not instant
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There are known issues with "Sleep," and "Hibernate," modes in Windows Vista, 7, and possibly 8. Microsoft isn't known for fixing software issues as much as adding new features to distract people from it's shortcomings. So, to answer your question, I never allow it to enter either. It's on or off and nothing in between. This is due to the fact that my first laptop came with Vista when it launched. After waking from sleep mode a few times, functions would randomly stop working. When I found out it was directly linked to these modes, I stopped using them. A few years later, it did not appear that this issue was resolved yet. In the end, I simply gave up on those features. There are known issues with "Sleep," and "Hibernate," modes in Windows Vista, 7, and possibly 8. Microsoft isn't known for fixing software issues as much as adding new features to distract people from it's shortcomings. So, to answer your question, I never allow it to enter either. It's on or off and nothing in between. This is due to the fact that my first laptop came with Vista when it launched. After waking from sleep mode a few times, functions would randomly stop working. When I found out it was directly linked to these modes, I stopped using them. A few years... » Read More There are known issues with "Sleep," and "Hibernate," modes in Windows Vista, 7, and possibly 8. Microsoft isn't known for fixing software issues as much as adding new features to distract people from it's shortcomings. So, to answer your question, I never allow it to enter either. It's on or off and nothing in between. This is due to the fact that my first laptop came with Vista when it launched. After waking from sleep mode a few times, functions would randomly stop working. When I found out it was directly linked to these modes, I stopped using them. A few years later, it did not appear that this issue was resolved yet. In the end, I simply gave up on those features. « Show Less
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By the Time I log in. But I have a solid state drive so everything starts fast
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Hi Lisa,Try resetting your power cycling your equipment. It sounds like you have a clogged network that needs to be refreshed. Here is what you do to power cycle:Disconnect the computers from the network and shut them downPower down your routerPower down your modemLet everything sit for about 1 minPower up your modemLet it completely restart (about 1 min)Power up your routerLet it completely restart (about 30 secs)Then power up the computers and reconnect as normalLet us know if you need further assistance.Thanks,Medialink Products856-216-8222support@medialinkproducts.com Hi Lisa,Try resetting your power cycling your equipment. It sounds like you have a clogged network that needs to be refreshed. Here is what you do to power cycle:Disconnect the computers from the network and shut them downPower down your routerPower down your modemLet everything sit for about 1 minPower up your modemLet it completely restart (about 1 min)Power up your routerLet it completely restart (about 30 secs)Then power up the computers and reconnect as normalLet us know if you need further... » Read More Hi Lisa,Try resetting your power cycling your equipment. It sounds like you have a clogged network that needs to be refreshed. Here is what you do to power cycle:Disconnect the computers from the network and shut them downPower down your routerPower down your modemLet everything sit for about 1 minPower up your modemLet it completely restart (about 1 min)Power up your routerLet it completely restart (about 30 secs)Then power up the computers and reconnect as normalLet us know if you need further assistance.Thanks,Medialink Products856-216-8222support@medialinkproducts.com « Show Less
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I only use my laptop. It doesn't seem to reconnect automatically but its as easy as clicking on the button at the top of my computer that makes it reconnect.
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About an hour - but be warned that the second you unplug it your framerate will slow to a stutter. This is not isolated to a single game. Expect your framerate to drop, regardless of game, by 70-90% the second you unplug.
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I only did it once when a power outage reset the machine. It took more than 8 hours.
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There is an auto-disconnect default of 15 sec. and has to be changed for your particular use. I set mine for 3 min. and find that is a nice fit for my use. Remember, the longer the auto-disconnect is set, the more battery use. So, plan according to your needs and read the manual for instructions.
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hmmmmm, I dont really know it doesnt seem like a long time...I plug it in go about my business and thenit is usually ready....I am gonna say at least and hour?
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Bay, I have dial up also. If you have a decent connection, it should only take about 3-4 hours. Although I do agree that for the money paid for an ipod, you should get the necessary software with it. As the previous post suggested, I let it download while I was sleeping. Good Luck.
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This is intended to hook up to a tv or a/v receiver, which is where you will see the functional menus. If by computer connection you mean "internet", yes, internet is not needed for this to work just fine.No, it doesn't turn off after 30 minutes while playing; not sure if it goes into a "hibernation" state if its on but not being used.
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If I recall correctly, you would disconnect the cord from the back of the modem for about a 10 second count, then reconnect it. There was not a specific button to push.
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I set mine up today and after 15 min or so of radio it says I need to connect again to internet...
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No that I'm aware, when you Internet connection dies is because a problem with the server. The back up unit can maintain power in case of a blackout only.
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Do you turn off by disconnecting power? If so, some settings should save for a while, but it appears there is a time limit. If you have wifi or network cable, you can normally get date/time via internet, if it hasn't forgotten connection settings.
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About 2 hours if you do nothing and leave it on, 1-1 1/2 hours of Microsoft and Internet, and usually about 30-45 minutes if you are playing a video game.
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So far, ABSOLUTELY. It seems forgiving when power is interrupted. I recently pulled the plugs on everything for a few hours to rearrange power distribution schemes; Not Once did my router loose track of its settings...
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I don't know why, but mine does the same thing. It connects back up immediately though.
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10 minutes...but maybe you can use it for saving your loop when disconnected (which can be very useful, but i didnt try it because my battery was already dead..)