BSOD - wired (ethernet) internet

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• Is equivalent to a DSL ethernet connection or better ethernet internet connection called DSL connection?

  Is equivalent to a DSL ethernet connection or better ethernet internet connection called DSL connection?

  On Saturday, 22 September 2012 17:04:18 + 0000, stuckfree wrote:

  Hi Ken once again,

  I'm sorry, I'm always clear that this question can reanswer again? Is not wired and not the RJ-45 connection.

  What type of internet connection they call when you connect to the internet using a * connection cable *?

  I'll try again and hope that you understand this time.
  You connect to the internet via a modem, * not * a cable of any kind.
  The modem connects to the internet in several ways; both
  the most common ways are by using an RJ-11 cable (it is a standard phone
  cable and is used for dial-up or DSL) or a cable TELEVISION cable
  (it's just like the one you use to connect your TV if
  "you have cable). This internet connection as the modem
  connects to is usually a wall outlet.

  You must connect to your modem. If you are the only computer on
  your site to connect to the internet, you can connect directly to the
  modem.
  If you have two or more computers that connect to the internet, they
  normally connect to a router and the modem is connected on the
  router (but with some routers, the modem is built in it, so a
  separate modem should not be connected). Normally, you connect to
  the modem/router using an ethernet (RJ-45) cable.

  Here is therefore a raw image of a default installation (the dotted lines are
  cables):

  Computer 1-------.
  \
  \---
  Router - Modem - Internet (DSL, dial-up, cable TV)
  Computer 2-
  Note that the lines (cables) on both computers to the router are
  RJ-45, but they are generally * not * the internet connection and they
  are not, which makes the internet more quickly or more slowly. The internet
  connection is the last dotted on the right line. From
  the Modem to DSL, dial-up, or TELEVISION outlet cable (usually a wall)
  socket) is the internet connection, and is the type of cable, it is
  any form of internet service you have (and what outlet
  "you have to the internet connection).

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

• Download speed very slow on the wired Ethernet connection

  I am currently getting 200 Mbps down and 0.3 MB/s on my desk wired Ethernet connection. I should get 200 down and 20 upwards.

  • On my wireless adapter on the same router, I have ~ 18 Mbit/s to the top and about 15 Mbit/s down, which seems that the wireless adapter works fine.
  • I plugged in another computer with the same cable on the same router port and got the full speed (200/20), then the problem lies within my computer.
  • I made a transfer of files to and from my computer to another computer connected to the same router and I got the full speed Gigabit times come and go.

  I searched high and wide on the internet and forums, and that many people have had the same problem I have, nothing of the multitude of solutions worked for me.

  That's what I tried without success:

  • Uninstalled the Ethernet card, deleted the drivers, forcing the new drivers to install again. No change of speed.
  • Carefully checked for Virus and malware programs (crossed the registry as well), but found nothing, and nothing has been installed recently other than windows updates.
  • The only antivirus I have is Windows Defender. I turned off and turned off the Windows Firewall, but speed did not improve.
  • I tried with IE, Chrome and Firefox, speed with different services and all tests show similar speeds. I also used FTP to a server I have, and the speeds were the same.
  • There is no other traffic devours bandwidth.

  So what I have gathered so far, it's that my Ethernet card works very slow only when downloading from the internet. Within my network, it works fine.

  What is a service that does not work well? If so who? I am not knowledgeable on the use of all services. I checked IPv4 and IPv6 and they both seem to be configured correctly, but I can't say that I am certain of what "correctly configured" is.

  These are my specs:

  HP Desktop H9 - 1215t

  Windows 7 Ultimate SP1

  32 GB OF RAM

  64 bit

  Chip Intel i7-3770

  Controller Atheros AR8161/8165 PCI - E Gigabit Ethernet (NDIS 6.20)

  I would really appreciate some help here because this problem I'm paralyzed.

  Thank you for your time,

  Tom

  By George, you got it!

  For someone who thinks he's good at Googling, I could sure use some improvements!

  The key has been the link to explanation. While I had been close to my tests, this for shows that even when you sort-of-one little-peut-be-think you know what you're doing to keep your legs unless you know EXACTLY what you are doing.

  The answer was definitely Large Send Offload, but it was a little more complicated, at least to understand what really happened. Neutralization of him gave the tour, but now I work with an active v2 and it works like a charm.

  I will detail what, in my opinion, happened here for those who may have similar problems so that they (you) may be able to figure out, as all cards are different and may require slightly different settings.

  I live in an area where so far the download speed over fast, I was able to get is 2 Mbps, on a good day, it's usually on average 1 ~ 1.5 Mbps. download speed is between 5 ~ 20 Mbit/s.

  I do a lot of video work and I constantly have to download large files on my servers. I got the computer described above about 8 months ago, and my Age (2 years) one remained on my home network.

  For a week or two, I was cursing my ISP because the internet was slower than usual and very glitch. I tested my speed and got 20 down and 0.2, repeatedly. So I went through the long and technology-challenged call representative to 'help' me, I was paying for 20/2. Only option was to wait a week for a technician to come out of my house, he stressed have shot my injurybut not before you ask me, that there are faster speeds to internet available in my place. 200/20 which is 10 times what I had, so of course I went with her. In doing so the representative asked me to Exchange my modem/router for a new handle faster speeds.

  When I replaced the modem/router, I found that the download speed went from 50/0.2 (after the new request speed but still with the old router) to 200/0.3~0.5 with the new router. I also had a Cisco E2000 router that I turned into a switch, which was also bogged down internet high speed (now that they have been much faster). But still the download speed has not really improved.

  This long and winding history is so that you (read this with a similar problem) might find the answer to your particular problem.

  Looking back when I said that the issue was in my computer because that became high speed was not quite accurate. The 'problem' was beyond my router, if the solution was in my settings with the LSO parameter. The 'problem' was not really a problem since what I see (guess) that's happened is that my ISP has been updated with equipment, and the settings on my new pc has become a problem while paradoxically not so in my old pc.

  My old pc equipped with a "Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller" and the IPv4 LSO parameter turned on, that she was no problem under the new set of circumstances ISP. 200 / 20 Mbit/s.

  Then when I compared the setting on my new computer, it never crossed my mind that the neutralization of him would solve the problem.

  My new pc has a Atheros AR8161/8165 controller PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet (NDIS 6.20). This adapter has a setting "IPv4 LSO" more setting "IPv4 LSO v2" and "IPv6 LSO v2" décor. I don't think that my ISP uses IPv6.

  In my quest to solve the problem, I placed all of the above settings to "Enabled", without success and in my fog don't reverse these settings.

  With the 3 off, it worked fine, but I got a 5 ~ 10% improvement on the download speed with the LSO IPv4 v2 enabled and the other disabled.

  There is no way representing the service provider on the phone could know this, so calling them would not / has not solved the problem. Even waiting a week for the technician most likely would not have solved the problem as it would be measured using a laptop full download and the download speeds.

  I'm sure this will become a problem most current internet speeds that House are starting to soar (thanks Google!), so I hope this helps those who have similar problems.

  To summarize:

  Click on start->Control Panel->Device Manager->network adapters-> your adapter name (mine is Atheros AR8152/8158 PCI - E Fast Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.20), right click and select Properties. On the advance tab, find good Large Send Offload (IPv4) and change its value to disabled , and then click on OK.

  If you have a Large Send Offload (IPv4) v2 try to set that to enable (with either a handicapped of course).

  I hope this helps!

  And thank you George.

  Tom

• CM1415fnw ctrl panel will not allowing printing wireless (wifi) when you are connected to wired ethernet

  Panel Display control for CM1415fnw says that it will not allow for wireless (WiFi) network card while connected to the wired Ethernet cable.  Was able to get the printer to activate the network WiFi once the Ethernet cable has been disconnected. and there he has disabled the connection once again Ethernet has been reconnected.

  How this printer can be configured to allow both wireless and wired print 802.11?

  Thank you.

  Hi CM1415fnw_help,

  You can't the connected printer Ethernet & Wireless at the same time. The only option is to connect the printer USB & Ethernet or USB & wireless. It is not possible to have two networks connected at the same time. Let me know if you need help.

• Install the software not found on my OfficeJet Pro 8000 wired Ethernet network

  I'm trying to reinstall an OfficeJet Pro 8000 on my wired ethernet network using the 'minimum' driver install.  My PC is Windows 7 Pro (32 bit).  I have the printer configured with a static IP address, I can successfully ping and accessing the Web page printers via the IP address.  I have uninstalled the HP 8000 software using the two installation software "uninstall" and you run the HP removal utility and have restarted the PC.  I disabled my firewall ZoneAlarm and AV/AS software for installation.

  During the resettlement process, when the software is looking for network printer, it cannont find the printer on the network, despite the fact that I can ping the printer directly and access its Web page via IE.  Using the advanced search and entering the IP address of the printer does nothing.  I'm at the end of my ideas on what to try (I said this whole process about 3 times now with the same results!).  What Miss me?

  Thank you

  Download and run this utility: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=mp-104282-2&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&os=4063&product=4083977&sw_lang=

  What did he say?

• C7250 connected wireless works with wired ethernet PC but not wireless PC

  C7250 installs fine with static IP address and wired (ethernet) PC works perfectly, but is not recognized by the PC wireless.

  Can ping the IP of the PC cable but not wireless computers.

  Can connect to the IP address of the browser and can logon to the wired PCs of wireless computers.

  When the wireless PC is connected to the network with ethernet cable the C7250 works perfectly.

  Firewall is not the issue because I tested with the firewall disabled.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you for your help.

  I FINALLY FOUND a RESOLUTION but let me describe what I've done to isolate the problem so that others will not do the same things I did.

  I used my Windows CE PDA and connected to the wireless router. I made sure that IE could access a different print server wired for a Brother HL-2140 I 192.168.2.10 and it worked. Who checked out that IE was working with a wired device. I then went to Yahoo!, and it worked. Then, I tried to access the C7250 configuration using IP 192.168.2.20 address in IE and it failed. (I checked with my Wired PC I could have access to the configuration of C7250 via IE.) I expected this result.

  Then I connected the PDA via USB and verified that I could use it to access the configuration of C7250 use IE on the PDA and it worked.

  I then tested between two wireless PC. Could not connect to each other through the router. But if one of them has been wired and one wireless they connected and I have consulted the disks between computers. I also tested the two cables with the same results.

  THE PROBLEM WAS IN THE ROUTER.

  These tests again virtually eliminated all PC, firewalls (since I've tested with the firewall disabled), the C7250 and the print server for the HL2140 brother as being the source of the problems.

  I then updated the firmware of the router to the latest version and repeated all the tests carried out in the complete thread and had the same results.

  RESOLUTION:
  The router I was using was a Linksys WRT54GS Ver 1.

  I also had a backup router which is a Linksys WRT54GS 7 worm that had the same settings as the Router 1 worm.

  I changed the SSID of the original router (Ver 1) so I would not need to change the SSID in all my devices during testing with the router Ver 7.

  I checked the firmware on the router worm 7 was the later and pulled up.

  The first test I did was to use a ping wireless PC the C7250 192.168.2.20 and it worked!

  I then used the wireless PC and IE to access the configuration of C7250 192.168.2.20 and it worked!

  I then checked the port for the C7250 was still a TCP/IP port to 192.168.2.20 and sent a test page to the printer and it worked!

  I consulted quickly wireless configuration C7250 and printer a test of a PC cable page and that worked!

  Finally, I tested PC wireless wireless PC PCand wired PC and the dirves successfully in both directions and checked that PC wired to wired PC was still working as before.

  All that remained was to supply two routers and router swap 1 worm with the Ver 7 router and rerun the tests with the router to Ver 7 manage my real network. Everything works as it should.

  I'll keep Router 1 worm as a backup to the Ver 7 knowing router unless the router worm 7 does not only feature that I lose when I reinstall the Router 1 worm is wireless connectivity to wireless, and I can temporarily work around until I get another router that is likely to be a "n" because what is have is ' G;

  THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HELP PRINTDOC!

  PRINTDOC BRAVO!

• have satalite, how to connect sony bravia and blue ray player to wired dsl internet

  have satalite tv, how to connect my player blue ray sony bravia tv and sony to a wired ADSL internet connection,

  Hello

  What do you mean exactly when you say hacking people have constantly been in?

  If you feel that your computer can be hacked, I recommend you install a good antivirus. You can install Microsoft Security Essential. This is a Microsoft free anti-virus program.

  To secure the wireless connection, go through the steps from the link and check if it fits your need. Browse the article to learn more about securing your wireless connection.

  Hope this helps and let us know if you need assistance in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• Wired Ethernet controller driver

  My apologies if you have addressed this issue.  I was unable to find a solution.

  Laptop bought a year ago.  Installed Windows 7 Pro 64 bit in Feb. ; downloaded and installed several needed drivers.  Everything worked well.  Last week got us an infection from malicious software and need to format and reinstall the os above.  Once again, need to install several drivers as before.  This time the (wired) Ethernet controller needs a driver.  Can you help us find the pilot, that we need?  (I searched, and google says it is a RealTek product, but I can't find a driver on the Web from Realtek site)

  Thank you very much!

  My laptop is a HP Pavilion dv7t Entertainment PC

  Ethernet Controller hardware ID: PCI\VEN_10EC & DEV_8168 & SUBSYS_165B103C & REV_06

  Hello

  Try to download and install the following Realtek LAN driver.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp56001-56500/sp56167.exe

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Network Drive will not refresh, I use 2 machines to Windows 7 Professional 64 bit and 1 Windows 7 Professional 32-bit machine on a wired Ethernet network.

  I use 2 machines to Windows 7 Professional 64 bit and 1 Windows 7 Professional 32-bit machine on a wired Ethernet network.

  The network works fine with one question. When I add a new file on the same machine and try to access this new folder from another machine the new folder does not appear. I have to disconnect the network drive of the machine with the new folder, and then map a new drive. When I map the new drive the new folder appears in Windows Explorer on the second machine.

  It's very frustrating when I want to add a file attachment to e-mail from another machine and it does not appear until I disconnect and re - map the drive.

  I hope this all make sense. Does anyone have an idea how to solve this problem? I don't remember this problem when my network was XP Pro machines.

  Thanks for your help.

  Thank you for your help.

  The I work around this problem is to do step 1 and step two, as you suggest.  I haven't restarted the computer though - I will also try it.  I have also not tell abled my ESET NOD32 Antivirus software either - I'll try that too.
  The network drive I'm seeing 'change' on does not refresh by itself, when I press F5 or go to view/update.
  Search Google indicates that this refreshing a network drive issue to show a newly created folder, etc. is a long time, Windows 7 problem.
  I would like your ideas on the potential problem of Windows 7 found on Google.
  Thanks again for your help.
  Bill

• HP Officejet 8500: The device HP Officejet 8500 of wireless also does support WIRED ethernet?

  I'm working on a virtual private network that does not allow for me to use a wireless printer.

  The HP Officejet 8500 unit of wireless also does support WIRED ethernet?

  Thank you!

  julesbodhi wrote:

  Thanks for your reply. I have the HP OfficeJet Pro 8500 A909a.

  It is plugged into a router is available on the network.

  Great!

• stretching from the internet connection via a wired ethernet cable

  Hello

  First time poster. I have a netgear R8000 Nighthawk on my 2nd floor. I intend to use an ethernet cable connected to the R8000 and bring it downstairs in my living room. My question is, is - it possible to be able to connect the ethernet cable in the living room to another router and then connect up to 3 devices (apple computer, smart tv, tv) via ethernet cables? I prefer wired connections. I am aware that I can use as the EX7000 netgear router as access point, but other devices may only be connected wirelessly.

  Any help would be appreciated

  Thank you very much!

• My laptop is connected to local and internet when I use the wired ethernet connection to the router. I can't connect to the network this same router wirelessly.

  Hello

  What information is needed? I surfed autour reason no specific error I get when I try to diagnose and changed the flag broadcasting by the procedure step by step provided by microsoft. This has not solved the problem.

  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your router > make sure you have the latest Firmware in Vista for it.

  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your computer/notebook > drivers and downloads Section > key in your model number > look for it last network adapters Vista drivers > download/install the.

  Try without commitment TCP/IPv6:

  If you still have internet connection probs, one thing to try is the separation of the TCP/IPv6 (which is done by going to network connection > right click > properties > it uncheck > OK.)

  http://digitalmediaphile.WordPress.com/IPv6-how-to-unbind-from-a-NIC-in-Windows-Vista/

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Office Jet 8620: Wired Ethernet connection - first installation

  I'm trying to connect my printer HP 8620 nine for the first time (using the Ethernet cable) to my Apple AirPort Extreme router. The Configuration Page of HP network says that the network status is offline. The printer display says "connected".  (SetUp-> set up a network-> settings-> view Ethernet Details-> IP address Ethernet: not connected).  HOWEVER, if I move the Ethernet cable from the printer to a computer, I get a good wired Internet connection. I tried the power on the router and the printer (unplug the 120vac) but without joy of recycling. Before you buy this printer, I got an Epson 3640 works well on an Ethernet cable to the same router. Please inform promptly.

  It turns out that this new printer was defective and returned.

  The replacement printer has been installed and, so far, does not work well.

  Looking backward, a trick that the Ethernet port on the printer did not work was the observation that the link light nor of the router or the modem (a small LED next to the Ethernet plug) unlit green changed when the Ethernet cable from the printer was plugged (instead the link light remained extinguished).

• Is it Possible to have wired Intranet & Internet wireless?

  I hope someone here can help me.  I have a retail store that moves every week from one place to another in the same way as the fairs of handicrafts and the Carnival retailers moved.  The location of the host provides free internet access for credit card approvals and all other needs, and I have no problem accessing this feature wireless.

  We have five cell with point of sale software. We have the customer database software, list of stock and inventory levels.  Others to connect to this program and the database through an intranet connection Zdrive.

  That is the problem.  We use features wireless laptop computers to communicate with each other for access point of sale software, but it is slow and unreliable.  Laptops are all on a single meter and are close enough for each be connected to a router via ethernet cables.

  So... can I configure this to continue to tap into the supplied wireless internet, but also have a wired intranet?  Will it work?

  If so, what type of router I need and it is a simple or easy task?  (While I'm not necessarily skilled enough to set up myself, I have someone who can help me with it.)

  Thank you in advance for your help.

  Fix. This works.

• Adjustment to the high network roaming in condo wired Ethernet (no Modem)

  HI - our condo has one Ethernet Jack in every room with the signal directly from the building router. The IP address is unique for all the outlets in our condo.

  In my office, I have a cable of the Time Capsule to taking Ethernet to my office. I have other devices connected to the TC, so he needs to stay there. Unfortunately, it is not very centrally located in our condo.

  In our room, the signal often falls because it is the longest distance in our condo to the TC. But... we have an ethernet jack in our room.

  So I bought an AirPort Express, but the installation seems to really push "extended network" wireless. Because the signal is somehow in our room, it is unnecessary to EI in there. So I set to halfway between the two. On the floor, not in a large space.

  I would like to set up a 'of roaming network', but I can't seem to reproduce the screen shot in these instructions:

  Wi - Fi base stations: install and configure a roaming network (802.11 a/b/g/n)-Apple Support

  But, in addition, their illustrations make it look like the AE should be wired in the TC.

  I tried using the WAN of AE port, but that didn't do it.

  Is this possible? Any direction would be great. Of course, I want the effect of the '1 network for our entire condo' and not switching WiFi networks for different parts of the housing.

  Thank you!

  Jon

  So I bought an AirPort Express, but the installation seems to really push "extended network" wireless.

  This happens when the Ethernet connection is not working, or you did not the Ethernet connection before trying to implement the Express. Use a short piece of spare Ethernet cable... any length will do... to connect the Express to the time Capsule to implement the Express in this way. After setting the Express up to... Move the Express at the remote location and the Ethernet connection it.

  If it doesn't work there, then you know that the Ethernet port or cable is not working properly.

  I would like to set up a 'of roaming network', but I can't seem to reproduce the screen shot in these instructions:

  Wi - Fi base stations: install and configure a roaming network (802.11 a/b/g/n)-Apple Support

  Unfortunately, these instructions are 4 years and more, so the General information of the document is good, the specificities of 'how to' would not be used. Instead, you use Apple 'Installation Wizard', which literally did almost everything for you automatically on the installer.

  After the back if you need some advice.