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Hi.Update, i figured it out why one of my ports turned amber when pc was turned of. Advice from a Danish forum told me to go to device manager/adapter card/power management and untick box " allow this computer to turn off unit to save power" Don't know if this is the right term in English but you know what it means:) Now the light is pure white turned off and on:)
Well it's channel 1 who did but now after turning on my desktop pc it turned white again? My X4S is connected to this one: http://www.netgear.com/support/product/CG3000-1STAUS.aspx And the CG 3000 is set to NAT so i use my X4S in bridgemode. i can see in wifi connection section that i run 1000mb on lan. I don't think the CG 3000 has AC speed but does that matter when i use the X4S who has all the bells and whistle?
Lan port 1, sorry. But the amber only turns white when my pc is turned on and go back to amber when turned of ? Do i have to move the ethernet cable to another port?
Hi.Update, i figured it out why one of my ports turned amber when pc was turned of. Advice from a Danish forum told me to go to device manager/adapter card/power management and untick box " allow this computer to turn off unit to save power" Don't know if this is the right term in English but you know what it means:) Now the light is pure white turned off and on:)
One of those settings buried in the depths. In reality it probably doesn't achieve much beyond leaving the light on and perhaps using up a tiny amount of power. The fact that the light showed orange before means that you probably could have used the port to "wake up on LAN".
