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10 Network website Disconnecting So, i got a nasty virus last weekend on my win7 machine.Not sure what it was or how i even got it.For some reason ms security essentials didn't stop it, even with the latest updates installed.It was a worm that hid my boot sector and gave me a black screen of death.Then it downloaded some kind of crazy fake virus checker that i was not able to get rid of even in safe mode with combofix. Luckily, i had a pretty fresh disk image on another spare drive in the closet, so i was able to do a low level format and reinstall the image on the affected drive.I decided to install wubi on a spare partition and i use that now for surfing the net and email.I don't want to have to deal with another christian louboutin outlet crazy virus attack.So far, it seems to be working okay.But i am having an issue that i have seen before with an earlier ubuntu install. After a few hours, the os reports that the wired internet connection is disconnected.I have no idea what is causing this.I noticed with the other ubuntu install the same thing.I was just rebooting the system to get internet and network connectivity back, but i discovered that i can reset the network connections setting and get the connection back.So i no longer have to do a full reboot. The question is what is going on here?Any ideas on what causes the network connection to"Time out"Or so it seems?It happens whether or not i am using a live connection.It just did it a few moments ago. Jbi?Are you around.?Help! I wish i had gone to med school. Sorry for being late to this thread, this weekend has been a bit crazy. I've not seen the specific behavior you describe, though i have seen christian louboutin trainers for men occasional network manager weirdnesses in ubuntu going all the way back to 8.10 or 9.04.Network manager seems to have gotten a lot better, but it is still not perfect;Imo if you are using a wired connection only, you may be better off uninstalling network manager entirely and configuring the interface manually via the /etc/network/interfaces file.