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Hi
My problem is related to the ethernet. On cold boot the device does not start automatically. I have to disable it and then enable it. After that it works. However in the device manager I noticed the number 2 in the bracket.
Does this mean that there is another one #1?
I tried to uninstall it in safe mode but did not work out.
Anyone encountering the same issue?
Thanks,
Karl.
Just noticed this in event viewer:
Intel(R) Ethernet Connection (2) I218-V
PROBLEM: Unable to start the network adapter.
ACTION: Install the latest driver from "http://www.intel.com/support/go/network/adapter/home.htm".
Karlsap wrote:
However in the device manager I noticed the number 2 in the bracket.
'[h+ wrote:
³;462098']I would also like to know why it's listed as second controller.
The (2) is normal as it actually is part of the controller's model number.
I have the same thing here.
Karlsap wrote:
Did not work and in bios the ethernet controller also shows the nubmer 2 within the bracket.
Link me to the driver that you downloaded. Also upload a screenshot of the version and date of the driver currently installed in your system.
Chino wrote:
The (2) is normal as it actually is part of the controller's model number.
I have the same thing here.
Link me to the driver that you downloaded. Also upload a screenshot of the version and date of the driver currently installed in your system.
Hi Chino,
The link to the driver is https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=23071 and I selected the 64 bit one.
As regards to the screenshot, please see below:
I also lose my internet connection every time I turn my computer off. I have to put the Asus disk in and load the LAN drivers every time.I have been avoiding this by just leaving my computer on. I have found that the Diagnose thing thinks I have AMD64 I have intel as far as I know. Here are some pic's.
