I recently purchased a Nook HD+ using the fantastic Father's day Sale pricing. For $149 , it's a deal, but I have a concern. I bought one during their earlier sale this year, but returned it due to a WiFi issue. My new tablet appears to be doing exactly the same thing. Whenever it's not used for a while, it disconnects from my WiFi. I understand that this saves battery life, and my three other devices, two tablets and one smartphone, do the same thing...but unlike my other devices, the nook takes at least 30 seconds to find and connect back to my home network. It goes through a searching for IP mode, then I get a "WiFi connect error", then it connects. This may seem like a small thing, but every time I set it down for an hour or so it has to reconnect, and I have to wait. None of my other devices take anything more than a couple of seconds. I've read about this issue with others, and nobody seems to have come up with a solution. Is there a way to make the WiFi software on the Nook stop searching for IP's every time and go straight to my network? Like I say, none if my other devices have this issue, and this is my second nook HD+ that is doing it, so my detective skills say it has to be the nook.