Samsung 4g lte wifi keeps disconnecting when computer in sleeep mode?

I just purchsed this product and whenever I put my computer to sleep within either minutes or hours the power is still on but nothing else is lit on my samsung 4glte. Is there something I should do so it is in standby for whenever I open my computer verses having to actually shut it off and turn back on again? Thanks

dmc271 wrote:
I've found Vista networking to be very buggy. Here are various things that have seemed to help me in the past...
Use Device Manager to disable all but one network adapter on the computer (all but the wireless adapter that you're using).
On the computer, go to Control Panel, Internet Options, Connections tab, click the Lan Settings button. Then, uncheck the "Automatically Detect Settings" checkbox.
Disable IPv6 on the wireless adapter.
Use different DNS servers (OpenDNS or Google).
Can you still ping sites from the laptop even though you can't connect to web pages?
Also, have you tried disabling security settings on the hotspot?
Only one network adapter is enabled
Changed Internet options
Disabled IPv6
cannot ping
CANNOT connect to internet.
I have not changed DNS Servers yet, (Havent done it before and need to do a little research)
I have looked at the Security page on the hot spot and do not see an option to disable. Can you provide a little more info as to what I am looking for??

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