On a computer that is running Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008, some IPv6 network adapters are unexpectedly reinstalled when any of the following events occurs:
- You restart the computer
- You resume the computer from sleep or hibernation
- You restore network connectivity to the computer
- Performance on the computer may be noticeably reduced for a long time, and unnecessary network traffic may occur. This behavior may occur if your system is configured to install device drivers from a shared folder that hosts many device drivers.
- The computer may stop responding (hangs) during system startup. This behavior occurs because the number of installed IPv6 network adapters grows too large over a long period of time.