Pocket PC Networking, about wireless power saving mode

1. monitor power saving mode does not work - Internet Explorer/IE

2. changing power mode of wireless adapter causes BSOD.

I have a Linksys WUSB54GC, latest drivers.
In device manager, I can set it so that Windows never powers this device down.
In the power options control panel, I've set everything to high performance.
If I try to connect to a network (a DI-624 router) it will often BSOD and it 
will say
POWER_DEVICE_DRIVER_FAILURE
or some such thing.
If I go back to device manager and set the adapter so that windows can power 
it off, then I no longer get this message.
There is something seriously wrong with wireless networking in this OS.

What else can I do?

3. Networking works in SAVE mode but not in NORMAL mode - Windows XP Network

4. Power Setting for 'sleep-like' mode

Hello,

I'm not sure what the correct terminology is, whether it is a sleep mode, 
away mode or something else, but I'm trying to determine what power 
configuration I should be using on my desktop.  I have a home based business 
& all of my business documents reside on my desktop computer which is running 
Vista.   I have file sharing setup between the desktop & my laptop (which is 
running XP).  The only issue is the files on my desktop are only accessable 
when it is on, if I push the 'moon' button on the keyboard to put it to sleep 
the desktop is no longer visible on the laptop.  Is there some other power 
setting I can use in Vista that will still allow me to put the desktop in 
some sort of sleep-like mode but have the shared files accessible on the 
network?  Previously I was running XP on a different desktop & was able to do 
this - I'm not sure if the computer actually went to sleep, but I could push 
the button on my keyboard & the monitor would turn off & the computer would 
go into a sleep like state but I think the hard drives remained on or 
something???

Any guidance would be appreciated.

5. System power mode

6. Hyperlink To PPT needs to open in Power Point not IE Kiosk mode

Currently we have a few PPT files on our traing website.  When our sales 
staff clicks on a link the PPT opens up inside an istance of IE that is 
running in Kiosk mode.  I need to be able to have it so when they click on 
the link it opens the PPT file in Power Point.
Any ideas?

7. Loses Network connection with 802.11 Router after low power mode - Windows XP Network

8. Saving power while recording internet radio

I record an internet radio station all night (since that's when they 
broadcast the good stuff.)   Since all I'm doing is running Screamer radio, 
it would be nice to save a little power when I go to bed.  If I put the 
computer in Standby, what turns off, and will the computer continue 
recording all night?  I have 2GB of memory, and the recordings I end up with 
run about 500MB by the time morning arrives.

Thanks,

Norm