About this tag
The research project tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions where users mention ongoing academic or personal research work that is impacted by technical issues. In one thread, a user urgently needs to fix an Ethernet connectivity problem to complete a research project, highlighting how hardware or driver failures can disrupt productivity. Another thread describes the SMAVNET research project at EPFL, which develops autonomous flying robots for emergency communication networks. These examples show the tag appearing in contexts where technical troubleshooting intersects with research activities, whether the research is a user's personal assignment or a formal institutional project. The tag does not imply a dedicated forum category for research projects but rather reflects how the term arises in support conversations.
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Windows 7 Ethernet cable only works and lights up in minimal safe boot mode
Whenever I try and boot normally or in safe mode with networking, the ethernet port will not light up at all. When I boot in minimal safe mode, the green and blinking orange work perfectly fine. The realtek pcie gbe family controller driver installs perfectly, but In normal mode I would get code...- Pundrew
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- connection issues device manager driver installation ethernet network issues pcie realtek research project safe mode troubleshooting
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- Forum: Windows Networking
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VIDEO Flying robots swarm to the task of disaster rescue
Establishing emergency communication networks in disaster-hit areas can often take time, hampering rescue teams in their efforts to save lives. But a new system of autonomous flying robots being developed at the Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL) could make establishing...- cybercore
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- airborne technology artificial intelligence autonomous systems collective behavior collision avoidance disaster recovery emergency communication epfl lightweight design lis laboratory micro air vehicles network optimization rescue research project robotics swarm tech innovation tech safety wireless
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- Forum: The Water Cooler