Quote from Chris Mannion on 26 April 2025, 19:26

Hi Its annoying I remember it well, I think that you have to do it in the bios of your pc as well as windows.

hope this helps chris

Quote from jose-gzm on 29 April 2025, 23:59

Quote from Chris Mannion on 26 April 2025, 19:26

Hi Its annoying I remember it well, I think that you have to do it in the bios of your pc as well as windows.

hope this helps chris

Thanks for the recommendation. I went into the BIOS and reviewed each and every available function, but at least on my computer, there is none that refers to a power-saving mode for the network card. The message still keeps appearing, and I’m still experiencing random disconnection issues.

Quote from carbonkid on 30 April 2025, 18:32

Quote from jose-gzm on 26 April 2025, 18:59

I have a warning message that appears every time I open the program:

Warning: Save power mode is enabled for ethernet adapter.

I have already disabled that mode in the advanced settings of the network card, but the message keeps appearing, and occasionally I experience disconnection from the Motion Controller. When that happens, I close the program, reopen it, and it works again, but the warning message still shows up. I'm using a shielded network cable and 4-axis Motion Controller CSMIO IP-M.

Any suggestions?

Are you using a PC or a Notebook? Do you already have the right cable? The connection only works with a crossover cable, a regular network cable won't work.

Quote from jose-gzm on 1 May 2025, 18:58

Quote from carbonkid on 30 April 2025, 18:32

Quote from jose-gzm on 26 April 2025, 18:59

I have a warning message that appears every time I open the program:

Warning: Save power mode is enabled for ethernet adapter.

I have already disabled that mode in the advanced settings of the network card, but the message keeps appearing, and occasionally I experience disconnection from the Motion Controller. When that happens, I close the program, reopen it, and it works again, but the warning message still shows up. I'm using a shielded network cable and 4-axis Motion Controller CSMIO IP-M.

Any suggestions?

Are you using a PC or a Notebook? Do you already have the right cable? The connection only works with a crossover cable, a regular network cable won't work.

Thanks for the recommendations. I use a computer known as a "Barebone PC." Even though Windows 11 said all my drivers were up to date, after trying different things, I managed to solve the problem as follows:

1. I downloaded the network card driver from the manufacturer’s website.

2. I replaced the default Windows 11 driver with the one I downloaded.

3. In Windows Device Manager, under the advanced settings for the network card, I disabled all power-saving features (again).

4. I restarted the computer, and now the error message is gone. So far, I haven't experienced any more random disconnection issues.

Thank you.