Some drivers and network access utilities, including some provided by 
ISPs, don't play well with hibernation.  If you want to stay connected, you 
may have to avoid using that feature.

David Gillett


On 21 Feb 2007 at 8:39, Joseph Doby wrote:

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> I like to use hibernation but now when I come of it, I can't connect to the internet. My taskbar shows my DSL
> is connected but the browser says could not contact the internet server. I using Foxfire, Thunderbird and
> XP Pro.  System works fine if I shut down completely and restart.  Any ideas.
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