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1. Re: Sudden issue with 82579V on ASUS P8P67-D
Oct 19, 2016 2:45 AM (in response to John-B92)This message was posted on behalf of Intel CorporationHi John_B92,
Thank you for the post. What is the operating system used?
As the NIC was working fine before, and you have isolate it is not cable or driver issue.
Have you tried disable the other onboard NIC to see if this will make any improvement?
Have you tried contact Asus support as well since this is an onboard NIC. The Asus support is in better position to check on the hardware aspect of the ethernet controller.
rgds,
wb
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2. Re: Sudden issue with 82579V on ASUS P8P67-D
John-B92 Oct 22, 2016 1:50 AM (in response to Intel Corporation)Hello,
I am running Windows 7 64bit.
I have tried your tip, disabled the Realtek NIC and kept only the Intel one online. It actually worked and the line speed was stable. Then I turned the Realtek NIC back on and it kept working.
I then decided to have a cold reboot to check if the issue is actually resolved. It isn't. While now it doesn't die every second thus preventing any type of connection, it's more of an irregular pattern of failures. The line speed is optimal for the duration it works. Switching Realtek NIC on/off doesn't seem to have any effect on this.
Now this is just getting weird..
EDIT: I ran diagnostics on the Intel adapter and it told me there is no valid IP configuration. I then followed buy attempting to reset TCP/IP with netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt - no change.
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3. Re: Sudden issue with 82579V on ASUS P8P67-D
Oct 23, 2016 8:12 PM (in response to John-B92)This message was posted on behalf of Intel CorporationHi John_B92,
Thank you for the update. Can you try re-install the TCP/IP in your windows? You might have tested the cable already, can you try getting another cable to test?
thanks,
wb
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4. Re: Sudden issue with 82579V on ASUS P8P67-D
John-B92 Oct 24, 2016 11:05 PM (in response to Intel Corporation)Hey,
I reinstalled TCP/IP as per those instructions:The Nuclear Option: Resetting The Crap Out Of Your Network Adapters in Vista - Scott Hanselman
If this isn't the right way please advise.
Connection was stable and running at top speed for over 8 hours. This morning when I booted up though I had a few hiccups indicating that the issue is not fully resolved. I really doubt it is the cable though considering it works fine on the other port.
EDIT: Windows Network Diagnostics still says there is no valid TCP/IP configuration.
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5. Re: Sudden issue with 82579V on ASUS P8P67-D
Oct 25, 2016 7:11 PM (in response to John-B92)This message was posted on behalf of Intel CorporationHi John_B92,
Thank you for the update. Yes, you can use the command to reset (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/299357) (note this is third party website for your reference, Intel has no control over the content) or simply go into the property of the network adapter, manually remove the TCP/IP then re-install TCP/IP.
Can you try change the cable to test as well?
Thanks
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6. Re: Sudden issue with 82579V on ASUS P8P67-D
John-B92 Oct 27, 2016 12:02 PM (in response to Intel Corporation)Got a new CAT6 cable, no change.
The upper method has been attempted already, no fruit came out of it.
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7. Re: Sudden issue with 82579V on ASUS P8P67-D
Oct 27, 2016 6:27 PM (in response to John-B92)This message was posted on behalf of Intel CorporationHi John_B92,
Have you tried checking with Asus the board vendor? They can further check on the hardware part of the NIC as this is embedded on their system.
thanks,
wb
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8. Re: Sudden issue with 82579V on ASUS P8P67-D
Nov 6, 2016 10:39 PM (in response to Intel Corporation)This message was posted on behalf of Intel CorporationHi John_B92,
Please feel free to update if you have contacted the board vendor.
thanks,
wb