Check the network card settings and make sure they are not set to turn themselves off to "save power."

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Nancy,

Thank you for the suggestion. All related items in Network Connections are unchecked.

- Elan

Nancy,

Thank you for the suggestion. All related items in Network Connections are unchecked.

- Elan

Elan go to the properties of the network card and then power management and make sure Windows can't put the card to sleep.  Also, there is a default database timeout setting in Timeslips of one hour that can be adjusted in the Station Administrator tool in the Timeslips program group.  Options menu and then change timeout settings.  It is also possible there are lock files on this system.  Search this forum for those topics or document ID 14486 in the knowledge base should give guidance.