Hi U4CX
When you are on the wireless connection at home, does the "automatic configuration script" setting still show, or has the checkmark moved to "automatically detect settings"?
Have you added any users or changed any user profiles recently? Did you upgrade to IE7? If this behavior is recent enough, you could always resort to the system restore, just to see if it helps [you'd want to visit Windows Update again, though, to get any Updates that might need reinstalling].
Another thing you could try: before shutting down at home, close your browsers, and if your IBM has a wireless enable/disable slider/switch - move the slider/switch to the "disable" position.
And there are always those highly trained professionals in your I.T. department
--- who might have seen this before & have a quick solution.
Best of luck
. . . Gary
When you are on the wireless connection at home, does the "automatic configuration script" setting still show, or has the checkmark moved to "automatically detect settings"?
Have you added any users or changed any user profiles recently? Did you upgrade to IE7? If this behavior is recent enough, you could always resort to the system restore, just to see if it helps [you'd want to visit Windows Update again, though, to get any Updates that might need reinstalling].
Another thing you could try: before shutting down at home, close your browsers, and if your IBM has a wireless enable/disable slider/switch - move the slider/switch to the "disable" position.
And there are always those highly trained professionals in your I.T. department
--- who might have seen this before & have a quick solution.Best of luck
. . . Gary
