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I have 2 PCs setup with the same version of Windows 7 Ultimate, both with wired connections to my BT home hub 2 router. 1 PC I have no issues with: I use windows explorer to network, and also access from work and mobile using both VNC and Remote Desktop. The other PC, as far as I can tell set up the same, I have intermittent connection issues. Sometimes explorer can't access the network, sometimes VNC can't access it, and (except from other network PCs) I can't seem to RD on to it. The internet is constantly working, and although I can't access using explorer, I can always see the PC, so I think there is something blocking access. I have turned off my firewall (ESET - windows firewall is disabled), and I have allowed the relevant ports for each way of access... I really can't work out what's wrong, and it's very frustrating... I left that PC on this morning so I could access from work, and nothing! Any help would be really appreciated!
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You can type systeminfo in a command prompt then press enter. See the Realtek lan number. Then search for it on the left side of this link:
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If you have 8111, use the link itself to download and install from.
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Install the latest Realtek HD Audio driver which will update your really old one:
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If you have 8111, use the link itself to download and install from.
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Install the latest Realtek HD Audio driver which will update your really old one:
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Sorry to sound dim, but I can't see the realtek number under the info in cmd...
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Ok, updated bios, realtek lan driver and the HD audio driver... Still not working
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Sorted! thought that changing the port in RD was the same as in VNC, just forward the port, and connect through it... I didn't realise I had to change it in the registry! Changed correctly now, and connected!! Thx very much for your help
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