Ethernet port not being recognised by motherboard. I am using a Wi-Fi extender and it is a TP-LINK AV500 but that works fine. I believe the real problem lies with my motherboard which is a brand new MSI 970 GAMING Motherboard and the ethernet is not being recognised by it.
Ethernet port not being recognised by motherboard. Any ideas please?
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- Oct 11, 2014
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Check that the ethernet adapter is enabled and properly configured for your network.
If not a built in ethernet adapter make sure the adapter is securely seated into its slot.
Try a known working ethernet cable with good tight connectors that fit firmly and securely into the ethernet ports.
Then try reinstalling the ethernet adapter drivers.
If not a built in ethernet adapter make sure the adapter is securely seated into its slot.
Try a known working ethernet cable with good tight connectors that fit firmly and securely into the ethernet ports.
Then try reinstalling the ethernet adapter drivers.
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