nVidia networking controller

tmobilex315 · Nov 17, 2018

Hello!

This is my first post on any of these sites, I figured this one is the best to look for the answer.

I have a problem with my nVidia networking controller. When I connect ethernet cable to port on my motherboard, it says that it is connected but there is no network access. Because of this I had to buy PCI ethernet card and put it inside, which works for now but soon I am getting 1Gbps internet and this PCI card doesn't support it (10/100), while port on motherboard does.
I have only internet (no phone or television) and there is only my PC connected to router with wire, while 2 or 3 devices use wifi.

System: Win 8.1 Pro
Router: ZyXEL VMG5313-B30A (black)
Motherboard: N68-GS3 UCC (nVidia all in one 1520)
PCI ethernet card: IC Plus IP100A 10/100 Fast Ethernet Adapter
Motherboard ethernet slot: nVidia networking adapter (Ethernet Driver (v67.80) WHQL)
BIOS: 1.4

So far I tried:

Switching between all ports on router and reset.
TCP/IPv4 is set to obtain automatically (I tried also with static IP).
Changing MAC address on adapter.
Switching between all speeds on adapter settings.

pictures: https://imgur.com/a/9YXNakx

Thank you in advance.

Phillip Corcoran · Nov 17, 2018

You need to replace that 10/100 NIC with a NIC which supports gigabit speeds, card specs will say10/100/1000 on the packaging or product description.

tmobilex315 · Nov 17, 2018

Thanks for the reply, I understand that, but that is my last option. I am trying to make port on motherboard operative, if possible. :/

Vic 40 · Nov 17, 2018

With the lights as they are does it seem that your motherboard port is working fine,although at 100mbps speed.

What happens if you use "troubleshoot problems" in the first picture?

tmobilex315 · Nov 18, 2018

I managed to get a connection after few times (3 hours) connecting/disconectiong ethernet cable, so there is internet access now but its not working properly. Sites are loading really slowly, and I can hear crackling in voice when talking to friends on discord. At this point I assume there is a problem with ethernet port, and not driver

Vic 40 · Nov 18, 2018

Can you try another cable?

tmobilex315 · Nov 19, 2018

Yes. Tried three cables, same problem remains with each of them.

Vic 40 · Nov 19, 2018

Well it's an old motherboard so might well be that the ethernet port has gone bad.

tmobilex315 · Nov 20, 2018

Since this is likely the problem, Im gonna mark you answer as a solution, if thats not against the rules.

Thanks for help guys!

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