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• ESXi 5.5 network card help

  Hello

  This is my first post, hope both sound in the right place!

  In any case a recently built myself a box of ESXi from lab to the home of a GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3 and i5 2500 k, 16 GB Ram etc...

  I does not, is that the onboard network adapter did not work

  I searched Google high and low for a fix, try to download a file .vib for the Board / card and custom creation iso but not luck

  I can get the map to be seen by ESXi but no HR connection static or DHCP

  In any case after further investigation I Born a card everyone talks of the EXPI9301CTBLK of intel, someone had experience using this successfully as its cheap not then want to make sure she s will work front a purchase it

  The link is less than the product

  Intel EXPI9301CTBLK Gigabit Pro PCI Express Gigabit network card OEM - Scan.co.uk

  Any help would be greatly appreciated and or if someone knows an accurate way to get the card to work, I just need LAN

  Thank you

  Hello

  YES it uses Intel® 82574 L controller that is listed on the HCL also:

  VMware Compatibility Guide: search for i/o device

  Intel® Gigabit CT Desktop Adapter benefits and Support Overview

  If you want to know about other vendors support and have a list of all supported network cards have a look at this PDF file:

  http://www.VMware.com/resources/compatibility/PDF/vi_io_guide.PDF

  For only Intel cards look here:

  http://www.Intel.com/support/network/adapter/PRO100/sb/CS-029808.htm

  The difficulties of hardware compatibility in environment of laboratory/home as a workaround, you can run ESXi as nested within VMware Workstation instead of deploy directly to your portable equipment, for more information, see:

  VMware KB: Support for ESXi/ESX implementation as a nested virtualization solution

• HP Media Center M7690N: upgrade network adapter Gigabit - what card to replace the product to install

  Hi, this could be a long post for something simple then I apologize in advance.

  I recently updated my cable modem, router wireless at HQ and 150mbps broadband internet services. Came and went with the support technique of ISP and modem manufacturer and max results with speedtest I can get up to 92mbps. Seems that everything goes well on their ends. Not sure, but I suspect the 10/100 network adapter is my limit. So I bought a PCI Gigabit card and now I don't know what location to use. There is a dial-up modem connection in a slot and a wireless local area network (that I don't need) card in another. I thought I'd be able to recognize what PCI slot to use if there is a connector cable ethernet to one of the cards, but no. The ethernet connection is on a frame connected to the motherboard... so I was wondering if someone would have an idea to which PCI slot to swap? The Dial-up modem card or wireless Lan slot? Or is the network card built into the motherboard?

  I learned that the peak of out to something like 130mbps PCI slots so I'm not expecting to get all the way to speed 150mbps broadband, but I would like to get as close as I can. And hope I'm on the right track with change of the network card.

  Last year, I improved the two 1 TB hard drives each in a Raid? stripped configuration, maxed out at 8 GB memory and added new Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. The little girl runs really well. I just wanted to give my trusty HP one more push.

  Any idea would be appreciated... Thank you very much.

  BK-

  I'd rather have an insightful dialogue than to have to ask you some questions.

  You motherboard has 3 PCI slots.   Update external wireless modem does not help you support system that the internal Wi - Fi card does not match his speed, it's an old map of Wireless LAN 802.11 b/g.  The remote access card is actually a 56K bps modem data / fax, useless, unless your in Fax?  According to the HP website, you also have a PCI TV card (you do not have to mention)?

  (1) if the Fax is not used, remove the card. Use this location.

  (2) the old wireless card is now useless.

  (3) be aware you will lose Media Center if you ever upgrade to win 10 and many more.

  Well, you did ask!  Treat the daughter of old nice. You have until 2020 to Jan.  Read this also. Fun.  

• Internet connection with a wired network card Gigabit speed limit

  Can you reach 150 speed Mbps Internet connection on a computer running Win XP SP3 and IE8 with the help of the Gigabit wired network adapter?
  What kind of drivers are required in such a case?
  Currently, I have 150 Mbps of connection, and what I get according to the speed tests is of the order of 60 Mbps with pings of 30 to 60 ms.
  My troubled wired adapter is TP-LINK Model: TG-3269-based Realtek RTL-8169SC chipset and its driver: rtnicxp.sys, v.5.649.0615.2006 (WinDDK) provided by Realtek

  The fact that your Ethernet card is theoretically capable of 1000 Mbps does not mean that everything in the path between your computer and the fiber cable (which is what your ISP based his spec 'speed' on) is capable of the same way.

  For example:

  • What type of cable you are using between the computer and the modem/router... and how long is it?  You did the cable yourself or did you buy it with the connectors already attached?  You must at least Cat 5 cable and attach the connectors yourself is not recommended, unless you have a good amount of experience doing.
  • What brand/model/version of your modem/router?  It has the latest firmware installed?

  You have a second computer that also has a Gigabit network?  If so, check the transfer speed of A computer through the router to computer B (i.e. What is the transfer speed of your LAN, completely apart from the speed of transfer between you and your ISP).  Use a stopwatch and a large file or use a utility such as LAN Speed Test.

  What TG-3269 version do you have?  The current one is V3.

  Assuming you have v.3, you appear not to have the latest version of the driver (though I doubt that's the problem).  The package labeled TG-3269_XP_beta a 5.719.0325.2009 XP driver version.  http://www.TP-link.com/en/support/download/?model=TG-3269&version=v3#tbl_a
  Finally, you may want to think about your connection setting, what is most important for XP and later versions of Windows: http://www.dslreports.com/tweaks and http://www.psc.edu/index.php/networking/641-tcp-tune

• Pavillionp 6601f: can I put on my windows desktop computer wireless network card 7 HP p6601f

  Can I put the network card wireless on my HP model of office p6610f on windows 7 64 bit to get the best wireless connection?

  VJP2002, welcome to the forum.

  According to the Product Specifications for the computer, it came not with a wireless card installed.  However, you can add a.  Here is a card that should work for you.  It uses the technology of KT (Gigabit).  This means that your router must support AC.  However, it supports 802.11 a/b/g/n.  There are 3 PCI Express x 1 slots on the motherboard.

  There are other options, for example, wireless USB adapters.  You don't have to open the case and install them.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• Satellite Pro L630-12: the Ethernet controller v v. WLAN network card

  Basic questions:
  My Satellite Pro L630-12F has (A) an Atheros AR8151 PCI - E Gigabit Ethernet Controller, and (B) Broadcom 802.11n Network Adapter.
  Toshiba continues regularly informing me that a Wireless Lan Driver update was released, which I need to install.

  First question: is Wireless LAN Ethernet controller driver or the network card?

  I have check the versions on my machine of both (A) and (B) with the PC diagnostic tool and find that (B) is the latest version (5.60.48.35) and (A) is a very old version (1.0.0.26). I download the latest version (9.2.0.316.0) of "Atheros Wireless LAN Adapter" for my machine from the Wireless LAN Driver download page (Windows 7 (64)) and run the file. But, everywhere I look, my machine continues to say that the version of (A) is (1.0.0.26).

  Second question: am I update the Ethernet Atheros controller when I download and run the Atheros Wireless LAN Adapter?
  If Yes, then why doesn't it show the latest version information?

  Sorry for the basic questions, but I found no explanations in various forums on the difference between 'ethernet controller', 'network card' and 'Wireless LAN' after searching several times. I'm afraid that Toshiba keeps informing me that I don't have the latest version of the wireless LAN driver despite my efforts to follow their instructions.

  > First question: is Wireless LAN Ethernet controller driver or the network card?

  Ethernet controller can be both; WLan and LAN in your case I guess that WLan is Ethernet controller, it would seem if the WLan driver is not installed

  Your laptop L630-12F seems to bear card Broadcom BCM94313 WLan and the driver can be found here:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/WLAN/

  > Am updated the Ethernet Atheros controller when I download and run the Atheros Wireless LAN Adapter?

  This is driver LAN!

• Tecra A10 - 12O: installing the driver network card in Windows Server 2003 R2 Std

  Hello

  I received 6 laptop Tecra A10 - 12O, and we need to install Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition with SP2 in all these six machines. Windows Server 2003 has been installed perfectly, but now we have only the network LAN card to work but we are unable to install its driver. When I installed Windows XP from the supplied DVD for Toshiba, it says Intel 82567V Gigabit network adapter. I tried to download the drivers for this adatpor of drivers Toshiba, Intel Web site, but it will not install in Windows Server 2003. I also tried manually force to choose and install a driver from the list, I choose that it will install but shows yellow question mark in Device Manager means that it does not work with this driver.

  I also tried the same Intel 82567V drivers from some sites non-Toshiba, of these models using the same network card, but is not truck drivers at all.

  I understand these laptop computers does not support Windows Server 2003, but these were ordered to be used as servers with Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition and I am required to make the Installer only with activated and installed network adapter.

  I try last week and exhausted all means to get the installed network adapter driver, but all have failed. Can someone please help with this? All support will be highly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Charwal

  Hey Buddy

  If I m not wrong Windows Server 2003 uses the same drivers as Win XP and I guess that it s driver problem not a LAN, but perhaps also the problem of Windows Server 2003 installed.

  You are right; the LAN chip seems to be Intel 82567V and the LAN driver downloaded from Intel page should work 100%.

  In your case, I would recommend installing the chipset driver.
  Remove the LAN card from Device Manager, then restart the laptop.
  Then go back to Device Manager and update driver in pointing devices Manager to the place where the driver downloaded LAN was stored on the HARD drive.

• Can what kind of network card I add?

  CTRL + Alt + S gives me this information, but none of this is acknowledged by HP support as a valid system site search. I just want to know what type of expansion of this machine slot has, so I can order a new network card. If someone can tell me how to get either the HP support site search to work, or tell me how to determine the right type of NETWORK card to buy, I would be grateful.

  System information displayed:

  Model #: p6142p
  Product #: NP218AA-ABA
  Serial No.:[personal information deleted]
  Software Build #: 93NAv6PrA2
  Service ID #: [personal information]
  PCBRAND: Pavilion

  Hello

  The following link shows the specifications of your machine:

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?objectID=c01746796&lang=en&cc=us&ContentType=SupportFAQ&prodSeriesId=3942799&prodTypeId=12454

  It has 3 PCIe x 1 and a PCIe x 16 graphics slots. You can buy a PCIe NIC card (called Networ adapter) and add to your machine, something similar to one of the following (for wired network)

  http://www.Amazon.com/Intel-Gigabit-network-adapter-EXPI9301CTBLK/DP/B001CY0P7G

  or the next a wireless network:

  http://www.Amazon.com/PCE-N13-Wireless-N-Network-transmit-interface/DP/B0039GVOAM

  Kind regards.

• need driver for network card

  I need the network card driver for my desktop sff EVO 510 with XP pro, Ive tried the HP/Compaq downloads and none of these work

  Ok

  First of all, the reference of the material for your PC manual does not display on page 8 network connections (even if there are drivers available).

  http://bizsupport2.Austin.HP.com/BC/docs/support/SupportManual/c00706603/c00706603.PDF

  So I guess than some models had delivered with network cards and some did not and maybe yours was the one who did not and that a NIC has been added later? In addition, all of the drivers listed are for models Gigabit (1000 Mbps) while yours seems to be only 100Mbs.

  Can you confirm that the network connection is not part of the plate of e/s of the motherboard, but actually a supplement to the map.

  This link has drivers Intel Pro/100 VE...

  http://downloadcenter.intel.com/confirm.aspx?httpDown=http://downloadmirror.intel.com/18717/eng/PROWin32.exe&lang=eng&Dwnldid=18717&ProductID=407&ProductFamily=Network+Connectivity&ProductLine=Intel%c2%ae+Desktop+Adapters&ProductProduct=Intel%c2%ae+PRO%2f100+VE+Desktop+Adapter

  I suggest using Control Panel-Add/Remove programs to remove all previous installations before installing from the link to Intel.

  You can set restore points...

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/948247

  .. .in case you do a restore...

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/306084

  Tricky

• Can the server PowerEdge T110 II add a network card?

  Hello

  I need an additional NETWORK card for my T110II but it does not detect a TP-LINK TG-3468 PCI-express card.

  Start the server, but I do not see the screen of boot rom (bios Integrated NIC) and Windows do not detect the new device.
  The T110II do not recognize a card RAID SATA AS-Rock with boot rom too.

  I think that the problem comes from the boot of these PCI-e cards rom. Is there a solution to detect these cards?
  Or you know a network card compatible cheap gigabit?

  I already asked my country DELL support, and I have no answer.

  Thank you

  Sorry for the questions in the NETWORK card getting to work.  The system will certainly take additional network cards, the T110 II 4 PCIe slots:

  Two x 8 slots (one with x 16 connectors)

  One x 4 slot (with x 8 connector)

  A x 1 slot

  The integrated port is the Broadcom® BCM5722 gigabit Ethernet card.  When it comes with Dell servers and 3rd-party cards, questions may arise if you have a network adapter that is certified to work with the device.  Dell cannot support the cards that are valid and tested within the server.

  A very common that we see added to the system is the Broadcom 5709, NIC PCIE4 Dragonfly.  The card is popular because it can be associated with the on-board.

  About your SATA RAID card, questions are the same it regarding uncertified maps.

  Lastely, I would make sure you have cards in cracks, here is the link to the manual, System 68 page has details about the locations specific PCIe priority and system information

  support.dell.com/.../T110.pdf

• Network cards - "this device cannot start." (Code 10)

  I recently bought a new video card and in order to make it work, I got my BIOS and motherboard software updated (v9 to v20, a huge leap that I've apparently updated in 2012). After the update my new graphics card worked perfectly, but I ran into a problem with my network card.

  At the start, my internet connection is broken. When I access the Device Manager, it shows me that network cards, specifically my Intel 82579LM Gigabit Network Connection has an alert, and the message is: "this device cannot start. (Code 10) ». Now, if I reboot either OR I right-click on Intel 82579LM Gigabit network connection, and then select Properties > advanced > value and select "Automatic Detection" or "Force Master Mode" it resets and I have access to the internet (at least until the next time I turn on my PC and there is no need to repeat the process). If I try this again, it breaks and I need to restart.

  I guess I have to reinstall my drivers and to this end, I visited the site Web of Gigabit and downloaded PROWinx64.exe (as I am running Windows 7 64 - bit). However, I am reluctant to run where it worsens the situation. So I thought that I check first with the experts and make sure that I took the right course of action.

  Please download this app (minitoolbox)
  Run it with 'select all' checked
  Download output to a drive or any file sharing service
  Put a link to them in your next post
  Please enter each of them in a command prompt high after you run the above and save the file

  ipconfig/flushdns

  ipconfig/registerdns

  ipconfig/release

  ipconfig / renew

  NETSH winsock reset catalog

  NETSH int ipv4 reset reset.log

  NETSH int ipv6 reset reset.log

  Output

• Cannot connect to internet after a reboot before you uninstall and then reinstall the network card. (After the upgrade to Windows 7 from Vista)

  This problem started immediately after the upgrade to Windows 7 Ultimate (32 bit) to Windows Vista Ultimate (32 bit).  Again, I want to remind that I never had this problem before installing Windows 7.

  -After a reboot, I am presented with the impossible to connect the network indicator (yellow triangle with!) in the task bar.  (It was how I was welcomed after the installation of Windows 7 is said by the way).

  -The only way I found to regain connectivity is to uninstall and reinstall the network via the device manager card, date at which the computer always successfully connects and remains connected until the next reboot.

  Network card: Realtek RTL8168C (P) / 811C (P) Family PCI - E Gigabit Ethernet NIC (NDIS 6.20)

  Driver provider: Microsoft
  Driver date: 14/05/2009
  Driver version: 7.2.1127.2008
  Digital signer: Microsoft Windows

  Thus, we have solved the problem! There are two possibilities of your problems:
  1 company Adobe uses the Bonjour service , this service should be disabled.
  Computer > Manage > Services and Applications > Services => find the bonjour service (sometimes stated as long numbers), stop service and if the Disabled value. It works!

  2. If it is not signed as Bonjour service. Try to disable the service:
  Shutdown mDNSResponder .exe (he is represented by # Id_String1.6844F930_1628_4223_B5CC_5BB94B879762 #).

  It is installed with Adobe software. If you upgrade the Vista, it will generally many users problem!

• Please help wifi does not not ACER aspire 4710g (wireless network card problem)

  Please help me

  C:\Users\ali>ipconfig/all

  Windows IP configuration

  Name of the host...:-PC

  Primary Dns suffix...:

  Node... type: hybrid

  Active... IP routing: No.

  Active... proxy WINS: No.

  Wireless Network Connection 3 Wireless LAN adapter:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected

  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :

  ... Description: Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport adapt #.

  2

  Physical address.... : 00-1F-3A-1B-2D-F5

  DHCP active...: Yes

  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes

  Wireless network connection Wireless LAN adapter:

  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :

  ... Description: Network adapter on Broadcom 802.11 g

  Physical address.... : 00-1F-3A-1B-2D-F5

  DHCP active...: Yes

  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes

  Address IPv6 local link...: b 3 fe80::4e8:4: 4d49:acc2% 16 (Preferred)

  Autoconfiguration IPv4 address. . : 169.254.172.194 (Preferred)

  ... Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0.

  ... Default gateway. :

  DHCPv6 IOOKING...: 318775098

  DHCPv6 DUID customer...: 00-01-00-01-1B-50-87-0D-00-1D-72-1B-B7-7D

  DNS servers: fec0:0:0:ffff:1 1%

  FEC0:0:0:FFFF:2 1%

  FEC0:0:0:FFFF:3 1%

  NetBIOS over TCP/IP...: enabled

  Ethernet connection to the Local network card:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected

  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :

  ... Description: Broadcom NetLink (TM) gigabit Ethernet

  Physical address.... : 00-1D-72-1B-B7-7D

  DHCP active...: Yes

  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes

  Adapter Ethernet Local Area Connection * 11:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected

  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :

  ... Description: Adapter Anchorfree VPN #2 HSS

  Physical address.... : 00-FF-03-C6-CD-54

  DHCP active...: Yes

  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes

  Adapter Ethernet Local Area Connection * 9:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected

  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :

  ... Description: Card Anchorfree VPN HSS

  Physical address.... : 00-FF-EF-4A-57-34

  DHCP active...: Yes

  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes

  C:\Users\ali >

  AWI

  There is a problem with the wifi adapter "wireless network connection Wireless LAN adapter:" the driver is corrupted or it is incorrectly configured.

  I would start by removing the current driver of sifi and install the latest driver available.

  The IP address for the above connection is

  Autoconfiguration IPv4 address. . : 169.254.172.194 (Preferred)

  This state it does not connect with the router.  Alternatively, you can try to restart the computer and the router at the same time.

• Network card does not properly

  I just bought a Windows 7 HP Pavilion HPE with an Atheros AR8161/8165 PCI - E Gigabit Ethernet Controller. When I restart the computer, the network adapter does not work, I check the driver updates and they indicate that the driver of the card has the updated version. What should I do next?

  Joe C.

  Hey Joe,

  We can refer to this article and check if that helps.

  Using the troubleshooter from network in Windows 7: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Using-the-Network-troubleshooter-in-Windows-7

  Additional information.

  How can I troubleshoot network card? : http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/fix-network-adapter-problems

  Thank you.

• Windows cannot find network card until I reboot

  Hello

  I noticed a few threads that are similar to my problem, but I have a recurring problem that is boring and not too disruptive. Everytime I turn on my computer Dell Inspiron desktop for the first time, every day, windows is unable to locate a network card is installed correctly.  When I check in the network device manager, there is nothing available. I then restart my machine, and then windows (64-bit 7) finds the suitable network and connect to my router etc, and all is well. When I check the Device Manager after the reboot, I see under network: Broadcom Netlink (TM) Gigabit Internet.  When I click on this and try to update the driver, reports of windows that it is up-to-date!
  So, my problem happens whenever I start my computer, but never when I restart!
  Any suggestions? As I don't want to start and restart my machine every day of her life!
  Thank you very much
  Mick

  I suspect a hardware problem with the adapter.

  You can try to uninstall the card in the Device Manager and then reboot and let Windows reinstall.