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http://support.microsoft.com/support/windows/topics/hardware/hwddresctr.asp
Windows Millennium Edition (Me) contains a Media Sense feature. Media Sense
detects whether or not your network media is in a "link" state. A
"link" state is defined as the physical media connecting or inserting
itself on the network. For example, assuming that your computer has a 10baseT or
100baseT physical medium, Ethernet network adapters and hubs typically have a
link light to indicate the current connection status.
Windows Me can also detect a link in this manner. When Windows Me detects that
the media is disconnected or down, it removes the bound protocols from that
adapter until it is detected as up again. This functionality requires a network
adapter driver that supports Media Sense.
There may be situations in which you do not want TCP/IP to be unbound from the
network adapter driver when Media Sense detects a down state. You can disable
Media Sense by editing the registry.
To disable Media Sense:
Additional query words: HWNICHT
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