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Wired NIC Issues
Hi there, I've been having issues with my network card consistently losing connection then getting it back, then dropping again in an almost loop type fashion. The connection grabs an IP for a few seconds then drops back out. The card also disappears from the Device manager/the light on the back of the card goes out also. I run 64bit windows 10 and my system is older a core 2 duo on an Asus p5k-vm mobo. The Marvell onboard card started to do it so I thought the onboard nic was flaking out.
I purchased a brand new card and put it into the pci slot and started to get the same issue (but more frequent drops and loops) I took the card back to the store to have it tested and everything worked fine. I took it to a friends house that had a Win 10 computer to test it on and no issues there. I put an old 10/100 card in there are no issues with the connection at all. Things I've tried to get this new card to work...
-Several different versions of drivers
-Different slots
-Different cables
-Different ports on the router/switch
-Changed several settings in the driver including power management, flow control, transmit speed etc...
-Disabled onboard lan in the bios before installing other card
-Different router firmware
-Realtek analysis software -everything is fine.
-No Firewall or AV installed
-Event viewer shows a crazy amount of entries of "Name resolution for the name win10.ipv6.microsoft.com. timed out after none of the configured DNS servers responded." Event ID1014
-Also shows a few of :"The network interface "Realtek PCI GBE Family Controller #2" has begun resetting. There will be a momentary disruption in network connectivity while the hardware resets.
Reason: The network driver requested that it be reset.
This network interface has reset 2 time(s) since it was last initialized."
-All suggestions from this thread Solved LAN/Ethernet problem (DNS Client Events 1014,Realtek/Clean W10 install - Page 10 - Windows 10 Forums
Anything else that you can think of??? I'm at a total loss as the old 10/100 card works.