Windows 10 pro 64bit
Msi gaming 7
i7 4790k
R9 280x
8gb Ram
Killer e2200
Ethernet wasn't working correctly before I upgraded, I thought it might fix it. The ethernet no longer shows up in the network and sharing centre and is listed as an unknown device in the device manager.
When I try to manually install the drivers(straight from the msi website made for win10) it takes forever and this comes up saying there was a problem installing the driver software to my device.
I have tried installing the killer network program but that doesn't seem to install the drivers since it does not appear in the sharing center.
Thank you for any help you can give.
Msi gaming 7
i7 4790k
R9 280x
8gb Ram
Killer e2200
Ethernet wasn't working correctly before I upgraded, I thought it might fix it. The ethernet no longer shows up in the network and sharing centre and is listed as an unknown device in the device manager.
When I try to manually install the drivers(straight from the msi website made for win10) it takes forever and this comes up saying there was a problem installing the driver software to my device.
I have tried installing the killer network program but that doesn't seem to install the drivers since it does not appear in the sharing center.
Thank you for any help you can give.
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I decided to take the plunge and install win 10 on one of my machines. Used windows update to install build 10074 from windows 7.
Everything seems to have worked fine except my network adapter (onboard Realtek thing) isn't being detected.
Figured this might be a driver thing so I installed various versions of the realtek drivers both win 7 and win 8 ones and these seem to install fine but then cannot detect the card. The installer gives an error that the card may be in 'Deep Sleep mode'.
Once installed the Device 'REaltek PCIe GBE Family Controller' appears in device manager with no issues or conflicts, but nothing is in the Network Connections window when I go through Network and Sharing centre.
I have tried booting to the trouble shooting menu and selecting load unsigned drivers but this has not worked.
I rolled back to Win 7 and the card came back and all connectivity was restored. Re-installed win10 and back to the same issue.
Any thought/ideas?
Cheers
Dave