YeOldeStonecat
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All the basics covered,I've seen this on Windows 7, my solution was to change the advanced windows power settings.
Our default standard for setup is the high performance, always on, never sleep, never hibernate, blah blah.
Happens while person is using it.
Did the check on properties for the NIC and make sure it wasn't set to let windows manage power for the NIC for sleep....yeah all the basics covered.