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• 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

• Wired NETWORK card drivers for Elitebook 8540p

  Hello

  I am trying to load the NIC drivers of (non - wireless) on my HP Elitebook 8540p; It has Windows XP x 32.

  I'm looking here: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=4096173&...

  I have tried everything that involves it linked to a LAN driver (not wireless):

  Intel PROSet and Driver for XP MS 15.1.1.1 utility

  HP TravelHub and LAN Drivers 2.4.8.0

  Driver Intel 82577LM and 82577LC Gigabit Ethernet

  None of them have worked.  I ran the installer and also tried manually, go to the drivers and install through the Device Manager interface.

  None have worked.

  Any idea what I need to download the correct drivers?

  Thank you

  Hello:

  It is one or two things...

  1. you switch LAN/WLAN enabled in the BIOS, and you do not have a wired network cable right now.

  Disable the LAN/WLAN switching and wireless and wired adapters appears in Device Manager.

  2. you have LAN enabled in the BIOS power saving Mode. This setting disables the LAN card when the laptop is not connected to the a/c power, and you're driving on the wireless network.

  Disable the LAN power saving Mode and will always be the card cable system in the Device Manager, plugged in or not.

• Network card not working plus-nouveau that bought now PC will not boot!

  Hello

  Mounted LAN realtek network card gave up the ghost so I bought this pci-e card on ebay.

  I installed it in each of the 3 slots of alternative but the PC will not boot with it in.

  This card is not compatible, or do I have to buy something else?

  Desktop HP Pavilion HPE h8-1070uk

  12 gig Ram

  Yes, exactly.

  Here is a link to many others...

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/ProductList.aspx?submit=Ene & DEPA = 0 & Order = BESTMATCH & N = 100006519 & isNodeId = 1 & Description = USB + RJ - 45 + Network + adapt & x = 0 & y = 0

  I would like to know well why these PCIe NIC cards cause the PC does not start.

  People install PCIe firewire cards, cards network wireless, sound cards and all work fine, but .they wired NETWORK card doesn't seem to work.  Not every PC is but several.

  A lot of confusion.

• my network card has been deleted by accident, so I can't use internet

  on my windows xp home eddition, I had trouble getting on the internet, so I went to the system network adapter, but I accidentally deleted it.  is it possible to recover or be able to get on the internet with the computer?

  Hello

  Try the methods provided below to solve the problem.

  Method 1:

  If you want to install the wireless network adapter in Windows XP, see the link provided below.

  Install a wireless network card

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-XP/help/networking/install-wireless-network-adapter

  Method 2:

  To install a wired network adapter, click the link below.

  Install a wired network card

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-XP/help/networking/install-wired-network-adapter

  See the links below for more information on network problems in Windows XP.

  Your network adapter does not work and Windows XP does not include a Compatible driver for the network card

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315275

  How to troubleshoot a network home in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308007

• "Your computer could not renew its address from the network (from the DHCP server) for the network card"?

  I saw this question posted several times here, but I can't find someone who has exactly the same problem I have.

  This problem started a week ago. Basically, my computer loses its connection ethernet once per hour to around the same exact time. which is only for about 5 seconds, but it's enough to get Skype and other things while I'm working, and it's very frustrating because I use Skype to talk with customers, and it looks unprofessional when my calls fall every single time. my computer can also use wireless (which does not go down), but he's too unstable for my work.

  now on the error message I posted. I get this error in my observer of events in about 30 minutes until my ethernet goes down, so I don't know if they are interlaced or not, because I don't get any errors when my ethernet really crashes.

  Here's what I've tried so far without success:

  -temporarily disable the firewall and antivirus

  -updated driver for both my wired network cards and wireless (both were UTD)

  I don't know what to do because I've never had this problem before.

  Here is some information on my computer if that helps all:

  OS: windows 7 Home premium (x 64-bit)

  computer model: gateway DX4870

  Look on the side of the router and make sure that the DHCP lease time has not set to 60 minutes.  As a simple solution you can just assign a reserved DHCP or a static address to the computer (in the router).

  PS: You'll find the DHCP lease on the map with the command ipconfig/all command at a command prompt

  John

• Configuration of the network card for my installation

  Hello

  Host machine: Windows-7, wireless, wired network card network card

  The computer invited: Oracle Linux 6.1

  I want to install oracle on my guest computer database and access it from the host machine. I do not particularly like about sharing this database with all other machines in the network (other than the host and all guest computers created on this server).

  What network card configuration would work better for me?

  My host computer is a portable computer. I plan on using this laptop at home, as well as the work. At home I have access to the wired network and wireless (DHCP) while at work I have access only to wireless (DHCP) network.

  I tried to adjust my VM as NAT & Host-Only network. My VM guest Gets the IP address but I cannot ping the virtual machine to the host using machine VM name. If I use the IP address of the virtual machine to ping, it works.

  Thank you

  Yogesh

  Welcome to the community,

  with the requirements you mention, I would recommend a host-only configuration. Due to lack of DNS resolution, you can configure the host with a fixed IP address in the Host-Only range and add the Oracle VM to the hosts of your Windows system file.

  Use a fixed IP address between 192.168.x.2 and... 127, above this addresses are used by DHCP.

  André

• Notebook Network Card - it controls wired and wireless?

  A few weeks ago, we were struck by lightning.  Several components wired ethernet were blown out.  My HP laptop was connected by CAT5e network at the time.  Now, the WIFI works, but the hard drive, Wired is DOA.  I don't know that there is a hardware failure.  Is the wired and WIFI, both controlled by the portable NIC... a $30 fix or will I need a new motherboard on the laptop?

  The "WIRED" network adapter is built into the laptop system board and would require the relocation of the card of the system to solve your problem. The 'WIRELESS' network adapter is a discreet card that is independent of the system board and can be replaced if necessary.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Cannot detect wired network or on compaq presario wireless cards

  I have a Compaq Presario SR1603wm, Windows XP desktop PC and I can't connect to the internet. When I open the network connections is listed under here and there no network card is listed in the Device Manager. When I open internet explore it gives me the message "Windows could not detect all network adapters wired or wireless installed on your machine. etc"I am trying to connect to the internet by cable. The wireless is working on all my other computers in the House. The cable works because it can connect to other computers. Any help would be appreciated! Thank you!

  Your ethernet chip on Board may be dead. You can add a real PCI network easily:

  http://www.TigerDirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3350631&CATID=1175

  http://www.TigerDirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=763637&CSID=_61

• My Windows 7 computer is no more can detect the wired network, but all my other wireless and wireline devices connect very well. Replace the network card and no change.

  Hello!  This morning my Windows 7 (the motherboard Acer) desktop ceased to recognize the wired connection to its network card.  In other words, it shows kind of connection, but notes "no Internet access.  It connects to a surfboard by Motorola through one Ooma hub, although I encounter the same problem when I connect to the desktop directly to the surfboard.  All other devices Wi-wired and that connect to the surfboard are functioning properly.

  Thinking that the Realtek NIC on the motherboard Asus was the problem, I installed a new Trendnet network interface card in the PCI slot.  I disabled the network card to the motherboard via the BIOS settings.  No change.  Always 'no Internet access.

  Time Warner Cable test the modem from their office and said it was working properly.  I also connected a laptop directly to the surf board using the same cable, and he was able to connect to the internet.

  Can someone help me understand what the problem is?  Thank you!

  You have McAfee? McAfee has been updated at the same time as the last batch of updates from Windows 7 and this is the cause of problems of internet connection for most, if not all, users of McAfee.

  See the communication from this "criticism" - McAfee

  Some customers may experience a loss of network connectivity and/or errors in McAfee Security Center after a recent update

  You should make the fix McAfee, if necessary. There are corresponding communications for their enterprise products.

  I had to run the removal of McAfee Development tool a few times before and it caused a problem with the license if the PC was not connected to the internet during the abduction. Due cat of McAfee support reset their files in order to allow the relocation-reactivation. Here is their link cat - McAfee - media contains the link to the cat

• Satellite A300-2 TB-Ethernet network card problem

  Hi all

  I have a laptop Satellite A300-2 CT with Windows XP SP3 for a year. There is a problem in the network ethernet card, I think.

  If I connect my computer to a wireless network, all right. However, if I connect the computer to a wired network via the ethernet card, problems begin.

  A little later after the connection. 'something' is happening and my windows theme changes to "classic", plus none of the applications that uses the beginning of the soundcard NOT working. In addition, the system slows down a lot for all the one or two minutes. When I check running applications during the"slow", I see that deferred procedure calls takes a lot of time processor.

  Problem does not end with this, after that I disconnect the ethernet connection and restart my computer, the application of the wireless (Atheros) adapter takes control of wireless connections, so I can not connect wireless networks I wanted. I have to restart the computer to resolve this problem.

  I've updated the network ethernet card driver, nothing changes.

  In conclusion, I think the network ethernet card has a problem and maybe it is in conflict with other hardware (such as the sound card).

  Y at - it suggestions to solve this problem?

  Thank you.

  Hi alp37,

  I have never heard of this issue, and I think all you can do is update the LAN and the audio driver. The two you can download from the official website of Toshiba:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers

  If it doesn t work I think I think it is a software problem I would recommend reinstalling Windows Toshiba recovery disc. Who can restore the factory settings, and then you can test it again.

• HP Pavilion p6 - 2220t: Thunderbolt just zapped my hard wired network adapter

  Product name: HP Pavilion p6 - 2220t Windows 7 64 bit

  Product number: B3F79AV #ABA

  Motherboard:

  • Manufacturer: Foxconn
  • Name manufacturer: H-Cupertino3-H61-uA TX
  • Name of HP: Cupertino3

  Integrated LAN:

  • Technology: CG-RTL8171EH-gigabit Ethernet controller
  • Data transfer speed: up to 10/100/1000 Mb / s
  • Standards for the transmission: 1000-Base-T Ethernet

  In my opinion, than a bolt of lightning just zapped my hard wired network adapter.  Everything else is fine, including the wireless network adapter.  But my computer doesn't even know he has a LAN adapter.

  It does not appear in the network and sharing Center > change adapter settings.  Only the connection wireless network card is listed.

  It does not appear in Control Panel > Device Manager > network adapters.  Yet once that the wireless adapter is listed.

  My AT & T Modem is fine and the wireless router that I plugged it is fine.  The lightning did not affect them.

  The Web page of the modem displays my pc as part of home network devices but shows its status of 'off '.  I think that if I click on scan for devices, it would pass in the list because there seems to be no current communication between the modem and the card ethernet at the moment.

  I am however connected to the modem via my wireless router and from there, connection to internet is normal.  So, I don't think it's a problem of modem.  This same modem provides TV service and phone as well.

  I think that for some reason any that the wired adapter got zap and disappeared.  And since there is no way the computer to find it, I do not think I can load drivers or something like that.  Since this is a 'built-in LAN' I think too which may mean it is part of the motherboard and I can't just insert another card.  I don't know how in any case.

  (1) it sounds like my adapter was killed?  Or y at - it another way to diagnose his health when the computer doesn't even know it's there. (Usual tools find no problem because they only check the wireless connection, because any other adapters is located.)

  (2) can I solve this problem by getting a USB Ethernet adapter, rather than take to the shop for repairs?  Especially if I have to get a new motherboard.  BTW, what does 'Integrated LAN' means?

  (3) my USB ports are 2.0 so I know it is not necessary to get a faster USB Ethernet adapter.  But is there anything else I need to know on which is compatible with this computer?

  Thank you for your help.

  @mpw101, welcome to the forum.

  mpw101 wrote:
  

  Product name: HP Pavilion p6 - 2220t Windows 7 64 bit

  Product number: B3F79AV #ABA

  Motherboard:

  • Manufacturer: Foxconn
  • Name manufacturer: H-Cupertino3-H61-uA TX
  • Name of HP: Cupertino3

  Integrated LAN:

  • Technology: CG-RTL8171EH-gigabit Ethernet controller
  • Data transfer speed: up to 10/100/1000 Mb / s
  • Standards for the transmission: 1000-Base-T Ethernet

  In my opinion, than a bolt of lightning just zapped my hard wired network adapter.  Everything else is fine, including the wireless network adapter.  But my computer doesn't even know he has a LAN adapter.

  It does not appear in the network and sharing Center > change adapter settings.  Only the connection wireless network card is listed.

  It does not appear in Control Panel > Device Manager > network adapters.  Yet once that the wireless adapter is listed.

  My AT & T Modem is fine and the wireless router that I plugged it is fine.  The lightning did not affect them.

  The Web page of the modem displays my pc as part of home network devices but shows its status of 'off '.  I think that if I click on scan for devices, it would pass in the list because there seems to be no current communication between the modem and the card ethernet at the moment.

  I am however connected to the modem via my wireless router and from there, connection to internet is normal.  So, I don't think it's a problem of modem.  This same modem provides TV service and phone as well.

  I think that for some reason any that the wired adapter got zap and disappeared.  And since there is no way the computer to find it, I do not think I can load drivers or something like that.  Since this is a 'built-in LAN' I think too which may mean it is part of the motherboard and I can't just insert another card.  I don't know how in any case.

  (1) it sounds like my adapter was killed?  Or y at - it another way to diagnose his health when the computer doesn't even know it's there. (Usual tools find no problem because they only check the wireless connection, because any other adapters is located.)  It doesn't sound like the adapter was fried.  It's hard to explain when nothing else seems damaged.  However, it can happen.  I've seen some strange things happen to electricity.

  (2) can I solve this problem by getting a USB Ethernet adapter, rather than take to the shop for repairs?  Especially if I have to get a new motherboard.  BTW, what does 'Integrated LAN' means?  Yes.  Here's a page on the Amazon site that lists several adapters.  I used a USB adapter with my game Omen HP laptop and it worked fine.  Integrated LAN means that the Local network adapter is a part of the motherboard and it cannot be replaced.

  (3) my USB ports are 2.0 so I know it is not necessary to get a faster USB Ethernet adapter.  But is there anything else I need to know on which is compatible with this computer?  You are right.  While USB 3.0 is backward compatible with USB 2.0.  No, none of the adapter should work.

  Thank you for your help.  You are welcome!  I'm happy to help you.

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

• I can't access the internet. I get a message that I do not have a network card.

  I can't access the internect in my Pavilion s3707c slimline, message window: do not have a network card, replace a

  Message: no netwrok (from my HP pavilion s3707c) adapter, needinstall it and configurad, where and how can I buy a new installation? can I buy a USB WiFi dongle for instead? What kind?   Pls help, yourhelp are much appreciated.

  Hi eddy Chow.

  ·         What version of the operating system is installed on the computer?

  ·         Did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  ·         It was working fine?

  Follow the steps in the article.

  Why can't I connect to the Internet?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/why-can-t-I-connect-to-the-Internet

  How can I troubleshoot network card?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-do-I-fix-network-adapter-problems

  For reference:

  Windows wireless and wired network connection problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/wired-and-wireless-network-connection-problems-in-Windows

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/product?cc=us&LC=en&DLC=en&product=3882331

  If the problem persists, contact HP support for more help and information.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/contact.html

• Not detected in T61 wireless network card

  Hello

  I have a T61 (7663-CTO WYG-7663)

  There's a MM2 Intel wireless 4965AGN adapter installed in it.

  Windows 7 is installed, but the Device Manager does not show me any wireless, only the wired network adapter network adapter.

  I tried to change the map wireless with a wireless G pci-e card but still no device.

  Any ideas on what could be the problem?

  Have you checked the BIOS on the T61?

  If it came with a stock of operation of Windows XP (that is to say, it's OLD), it may require a BIOS upgrade.

  Inside the BIOS, I think it's in the Config-->--> internal wireless network.

  That's assuming that it has been installed correctly.

  Guide your T61 for details, I guess.

• 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.