Network help..

Mhm

I have integrated NIC its nForce 10/100/1000 MBs network controller in my nForce 750i motherboard...

Well after so long it'll randomly stop working on IE/FF but msn, xfire etc will be fine for a while.. once it does that i need to restart as disabling and re-enabling the NIC doesn't work, disabling then re-enabling the local area network doesn't work either.

I've got the latest drivers for it
I've tried different cables
I've disabled IPv6

Any other suggestions?

Still have this problem; getting annoying restarting every 2-3 hours..

update drivers

I've got the latest drivers for it

Read before you post idiot >_>

i have thing to do with my life unlike you, and they don't include reading every single post word by word

did you try a network diag?

Yes, and why post on a thread if you can't read :rolleyes:

i'm capable of reading tyvm. i have things to do and i don't want to spend an hour reading each post word for word.

run perfmon.exe /report and tell me if it gives you any warnings

mhm..

i ran that earlier aswell and didn't see nothing apart from network - idle - 0% - busiest network adapter is less than 15% (currently using 119,000 max is 100,000,000)

No tests failed only warning is information about disk length queue being 1.

grr, i'm not to much of a hardware guru so I'm not really sure.

nvidia forums would be your next step i guess?

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Originally Posted by Sc0tteh

Mhm

I have integrated NIC its nForce 10/100/1000 MBs network controller in my nForce 750i motherboard...

Well after so long it'll randomly stop working on IE/FF but msn, xfire etc will be fine for a while.. once it does that i need to restart as disabling and re-enabling the NIC doesn't work, disabling then re-enabling the local area network doesn't work either.

I've got the latest drivers for it
I've tried different cables
I've disabled IPv6

Any other suggestions?

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Should be Mbps not MBs, two very different things :P.

by mb he means mb per sec which is the same as mbps

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Originally Posted by Fazon

by mb he means mb per sec which is the same as mbps

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I'm trying to help you out here lol. He's picking at you for not reading properly so i'm picking at him for not stating correct information :).

lol don't take this the wrong way but idc about what anyone says, if you want my help, fine. if you don't, i couldn't care less. what other people do doesn't affect me.

thanks I guess.

As it's network i doubt anyones going to misunderstand it.

I purchased a new NIC and installed drivers, disabled existing one and get the same problem after a few hours or about 150 million bytes received it just dies out.

I also tried to reinstall/reset TCP/IP (netsh int ip reset)

memory overflow?

Nope, theres no maximum and the realtek card is the same as other computer and it works fine in other o. 0

err not to sure then.
soz.