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Internal Network Card Power Management problem for Dell Laptops

Asked by craigpocock in Network Cards & Adapters, Windows XP Operating System, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems

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I am using a Dell D420 with Windows Xp.  I am aware of the Internal Network Card Power Management problem that you have to set the settings to Always Activate on Battery.  However, it seem recently that since they have updated to image to Office 2007 this option no longer seem to stay on.  If you set the option to Alway active on Battery and restart the laptop it goes back to Always Deactivate on battery when the network cable is unplugged.  

Any ideas on how to get this to stay on the option  Alway active on BatteryStart Free Trial
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