I have tried nurmous drivers and disabling bonjour and i am still having my internet cut out non stop. i cant even run a speed test without it failing on me.i have read nurmous other people have this issue as anyone figured this out yet? im at a loss as what to do.
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The thread discusses a persistent internet connection issue experienced by the original poster, despite trying various drivers and disabling Bonjour. Respondents suggest updating router firmware, uninstalling third-party firewalls, and replacing antivirus software with Windows Security Essentials for improved stability. Overall, the discussion focuses on troubleshooting network-related problems with recommended steps to enhance connectivity.
The thread discusses a persistent internet connection issue experienced by the original poster, despite trying various drivers and disabling Bonjour. Respondents suggest updating router firmware, uninstalling third-party firewalls, and replacing antivirus software with Windows Security Essentials for improved stability. Overall, the discussion focuses on troubleshooting network-related problems with recommended steps to enhance connectivity.
Solution
Install the latest Win 7 driver from my link and leave that be.
Make sure you update the router firmware to latest.
Uninstall AVG in safe mode using the tool found here, then boot to normal mode and install MSE:
AV Uninstallers - Windows 7 Forums
Enjoy a better performing pc overall as a nice added bonus of it all.
Make sure you update the router firmware to latest.
Uninstall AVG in safe mode using the tool found here, then boot to normal mode and install MSE:
AV Uninstallers - Windows 7 Forums
Enjoy a better performing pc overall as a nice added bonus of it all.
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Meehlimo:
Hello and welcome to the forums.
TorrentG's suggestion of uninstalling the AVG firewall product is a good and sound way to move the diagnostic process steps along and it costs nothing but a few minutes of your time. You can always promptly reinstall it later once you've managed to resolve your current issue. As TG suggested, Microsoft Security Essentials has been found to be a satisfactory substitute for most of the top tier AntiVirus / AntiMalware products so it might be worth your efforts Link Removed due to 404 Error
Although, I haven't seen the autonegotiate issue with some Gigabit Lan Cards happen intermittently (usually it either works or it doesn't) you may try this and see if it works for you.
type ncpa.cpl into the search box and hit enter
on the network connections page select then right click your adapter and choose properties
on the local area connection properties dialog box click the Configure button near the top
on the resultant dialog box choose the advanced tab at the top
in the left box/frame labeled Property: look for something called Speed & Duplex, select it
and then use the drop down arrow under "Value" to select 100 half
OK your way back out of there, reboot your computer
Let us know if that helps at all.
Hello and welcome to the forums.
TorrentG's suggestion of uninstalling the AVG firewall product is a good and sound way to move the diagnostic process steps along and it costs nothing but a few minutes of your time. You can always promptly reinstall it later once you've managed to resolve your current issue. As TG suggested, Microsoft Security Essentials has been found to be a satisfactory substitute for most of the top tier AntiVirus / AntiMalware products so it might be worth your efforts Link Removed due to 404 Error
Although, I haven't seen the autonegotiate issue with some Gigabit Lan Cards happen intermittently (usually it either works or it doesn't) you may try this and see if it works for you.
type ncpa.cpl into the search box and hit enter
on the network connections page select then right click your adapter and choose properties
on the local area connection properties dialog box click the Configure button near the top
on the resultant dialog box choose the advanced tab at the top
in the left box/frame labeled Property: look for something called Speed & Duplex, select it
and then use the drop down arrow under "Value" to select 100 half
OK your way back out of there, reboot your computer
Let us know if that helps at all.
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