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Realtek pcie gbe family controller stuck at 100mbps driver#
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Realtek pcie gbe family controller stuck at 100mbps plus#

now, when the installer screen opens, it will immediately (re)install the LAN-driver (this time there is no screen where you can choose between different types of installs).

when you get a warning screen (usually in red) saying there is no option to verify the installer application before you run it, since there is no internet connection, just proceed.

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now, again, find the LAN-driver’s location on your PC and run the Setup-application.note that your PC will not have an internet connection now (at least over the on-board LAN-port, you may still have an internet connection over USB-LAN or WiFi is you have that set up).when the installer screen opens, do not use the pre-selected “Update” option, but select the “Delete”-option and run it.when the file is downloaded, find it’s location in on your PC and run the Setup-application.

Realtek pcie gbe family controller stuck at 100mbps driver#

click on the blue download button there to download the latest Realtek LAN driver for Windows 10 64-bit (currently a 2020-version listed as 10.42.526.2020).after the content has loaded, scroll down to the LAN chapter.first, select “Windows 10 64-bit” as your OS.(Even though we’re usually doing Macs only.) Here’s how : We’ve managed to track down the solution for you. Neither is anything regarding this issue listed in the Support FAQs on the Asus-website. I’ve also tried finding som settings to toggle in the TUF’s BIOS Setup Program, but neither in EZ Mode, nor in Advanced Mode, there is any option to set, reset or alter anything for the LAN. So Windows 10 itself can’t find a newer driver than the one from 2018, which is at least 2 years old… “GBE”).Īnd when Windows 10 checks for new LAN-driver updates, it tells me none are available and the latest one are already installed. The weird thing is that Windows 10 Settings lists LAN-port on the troublesome motherboard as 100/100 (Mbps), names the adapter “Realtek PCIe GbE Family Controller” and list a 10.31.828.2018 driver version, which is even newer than the 10.10.714.2016 driver version on the other, identical motherboard which is listed as 1000/1000 (Mbps) and named “Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller” (spot the one letter uppercase difference “GbE” vs. I’ve tested and reset the router and tested the Ethernet-cables with other computers and the problem is not in there.

Realtek pcie gbe family controller stuck at 100mbps plus#

Anyone else having this kind of issue or is my chipset also faulty in some other way besides this driver issue? I did find some similar issues googling, but with no real answers.I have 2 home-brew Gaming PCs both based on the Asus TUF B450 Plus Gaming motherboard, and for some reason the onboard Ethernet LAN-port is getting 1000mbps Gigabit Ethernet and the other one is only getting 100mbps Fast Ethernet. Reboot didn't fix it, had to power off and switch off the PSU for a bit to make it appear again.

I'm running 10.47.xxx and the setting tweaks mentioned in this thread fixed the suddenly appeared issue for another month or two, but then today when waking the PC from Win10 sleep, I had no Realtek LAN device detected at all. I bought x570 Tomahawk last November and LAN worked fine for several months until these "connection loss + crash all network routers" issues began. Equally helpful and "aware of the problem" they were about the sleep wake issues with this chipset (the black screen for few seconds, then fans accelerating and mobo rebooting). this thread here is it? I found this thread after the chat with them. It's not like MSI wouldn't be aware of e.g. "Have you tried turning it off and on again? Have you updated the bios? Have you reset the bios? We're sorry, please contact the reseller". MSI customer service gets plus for the fast response (so there really is a customer service and not just a bot, which is kinda miracle already today) but unfortunately the expertise wasn't that high level. Lastpass took 5 months to fix chrome plugin "buttons move while hovering over them" bug that was 5 seconds change in CSS styles.). (It's not only this MSI/Realtek issue but in general, any product. Amazed by how long it can take nowadays to fix issues / how little anyone cares about consumer happiness / functionality of consumer level products.