- Jun 3, 2017
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I've been using the asus crosshair vi hero for a few weeks now and everythings works properly except the network card. (Intel I211)
Pc specs:
The problem is that everytime i start up my pc i can't get an internet connection.
Latest bios and all the latest drivers are installed and i reinstalled windows two times already.
Also the network card is working fine according to windows. It shows in the devicemanager as well.
The strange thing is when i pull the powerline adapter out of the power outlet and put it right back in it works most of the time. And if i turn off intel lan in the bios then restart the pc and turn it back on it works too.
I also tested the powerline adapter (and lan cable) with two different notebooks and they worked fine. And these it worked properly with my old setup too.
What i already tried:
Thanks for your help
Edit: Maybe I should mention that the powerline adapter goes into sleep mode after some time and considering the above described behaviour I assume that the network card isn't able to wake up the adapter for some reason.
Pc specs:
■ Asus crosshair iv hero
■ AMD Ryzen 5 1600 @ 3.7GHz
■ G.skill trident z rgb 3600 @ 2933MHz
■ Asus gtx 1080
■ crucial mx300 525GB and WD green 1TB
■ Windows 10
■ i am also using a TP link powerline adapter
The problem is that everytime i start up my pc i can't get an internet connection.
Latest bios and all the latest drivers are installed and i reinstalled windows two times already.
Also the network card is working fine according to windows. It shows in the devicemanager as well.
The strange thing is when i pull the powerline adapter out of the power outlet and put it right back in it works most of the time. And if i turn off intel lan in the bios then restart the pc and turn it back on it works too.
I also tested the powerline adapter (and lan cable) with two different notebooks and they worked fine. And these it worked properly with my old setup too.
What i already tried:
■ reinstalling the drivers multiple times
■ reinstalling windows
■ turning off and on the lan controller in windows devicemanager
■ uninstalling the lan controller via devicemanager and reboot
Thanks for your help
Edit: Maybe I should mention that the powerline adapter goes into sleep mode after some time and considering the above described behaviour I assume that the network card isn't able to wake up the adapter for some reason.
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