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Questions about GIGABYTE products => Motherboards with Intel processors => Topic started by: Vip3rz on February 12, 2014, 03:10:27 pm
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Hello dear forum members,
One month ago I bought a new computer with a pre-installed Windows 7 Professional package on it. Now, every time I try to download a file or try to upload a file (big or small files, doesn't matter, FTP or browser, doesn't matter), my connection disconnects for like 30 seconds and then recovers. This is what I already tried:
- Updating all the drivers for my motherboard, cpu, networkcard you name it..
- Updating the BIOS to the latest versions
- Plugging in a new PCI network card and using new drivers (disabling the onboard LAN)
- Settings for my network card to full / half duplex, tried them all
- Disabling 'save power by turning of this device' settings
- Resetting the TCP/IP stack
The weird thing is that when I startup my PC in safe mode, the problem doesn't occur! I read on the web about a 'clean boot' (disabling all the services / startup items via msconfig and then reboot) The weird thing is.. on a clean boot with everything disabled the problem still occurs! What could this be? If anyone has any idea this would make my day / weak / year / life! =)
Mainboard: Gigabyte Z77X-D3H (using onboard LAN)
Processor: i5-3570K
With Kind regards, Stan
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If it worked previously, and you haven't changed any hardware, chances are the problem is software related. Also indicated since it works in SAFE mode.
Use system restore and go back to a point in time when things were working.
If you have a Back Up image of your PC, this too might be a possible solution.
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Update:
I used the windows event manager to track down the problem. It seems like the problem was comming from my router. I downgraded the firmware of my Sitecom WL-351 to 2.4 (latest version is 2.5) and the problem dissapeared. 6 Months of losing time and getting irritated, all gone!