851 Router Config Issue

Hi all,
Hopefully this will be a nice easy one for you all.
I have recently configured and installed an 851 router successfully :) I now only have one issue, the damn thing switches itself off after a period of inactivity!
If I want to use it again I have to issue a reset command then a boot command.
This takes me to the:
router>
prompt. I then have to issue a copy start run command. And then a no shut on each of my interfaces.
Obviously I would just like the router to stay up and running. But I cant work out how to do it. Im sure that this is just a simple config issue and I would dearly love for you all to solve it!
If any of you know the answer can you please provide clear an accurate commands as I will copy it parrott fashion into the router.
Thank you all in advance.
Stuart

Hello,
as spremkumar already pointed out the config register usually is set to 0x2102. You can reconfigure the register by:
Router#configute terminal
Router(config)#config-register 0x2102
Router(config)#end
Then perform a reload and check whether the config is present after the router finished booting.
Hope this helps! Please rate all posts.
Regards, Martin

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