Hello,
So, last week i built myself a new PC, i bought an MSI motherboard (H170A PC MATE) and when i went to their website to download the drivers i saw there's this driver "Realtek PCI-E Ethernet Drivers". What's the point of having it? I mean it didn't help me at all, everytime i was booting my computer i was getting "no internet" notification on the right hand side of the taskbar. I use a broadband connection and everytime i was getting that error i had to disable and then re-enable the network adapter. Just minutes ago i uninstalled that driver and i must say that it works even better without it, i restarted my PC and the network works just fine, i am not getting those errors anymore, and the pages load even faster now.
So, last week i built myself a new PC, i bought an MSI motherboard (H170A PC MATE) and when i went to their website to download the drivers i saw there's this driver "Realtek PCI-E Ethernet Drivers". What's the point of having it? I mean it didn't help me at all, everytime i was booting my computer i was getting "no internet" notification on the right hand side of the taskbar. I use a broadband connection and everytime i was getting that error i had to disable and then re-enable the network adapter. Just minutes ago i uninstalled that driver and i must say that it works even better without it, i restarted my PC and the network works just fine, i am not getting those errors anymore, and the pages load even faster now.