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Old 24-12-2006   #1 (permalink)
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Shutting down a wireless connection.

There is a correct way to shut down a wireless connection but I cannot remember how ? do I shut down the main Broadband connection before or after shutting down the router ? that is from the main set up.
There was something in the instreuctions on this aspect but the book is buried.
It must be important for them to mention this in the instructions,can anyone please confirm the correct way to shut down,thank you.
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That's the first I have heard of such a thing Barry. The only consideration I pay attention to with my LAN is that the router is turned on before the individual connections are made.

I think John is the man for this one.
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the proper way is to disable the connection then take it out.
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the proper way is to disable the connection then take it out.

That's about the only way as your router will keep you connected as long as there is a phone line or cable connection present
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