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12/22/2014 12:31:21 AM
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Do you have the appropriate driver for the NIC? If you don't try downloading the driver on a different device and transferring it over with a USB.
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i just found the disc that came with the mobo. installing(probably outdated) Intel drivers now. would that fix it?
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It might, there's always the possibility that you had the wrong drivers and that's what's causing your problems.
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i tried and it worked.F***YEAH! windows should've installed the drivers automatically, i would've assumed. guess i was wrong.... i never thought i'd need the asus disc. but hey, building a computer is a [i]learning[/i] experience... thanks.
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When I reloaded Windows on my laptop it didn't download any of the networking drivers that I needed. So I had to find them manually which was a pain, since there were multiple different ones and I had to go through each of them until I found the right one. I'm glad that you got it working.
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Network interface controller...meaning the RJ45 jack in the I/O? tried that with an intel driver from asus.com.. gave me a "autorun.ini" not found...
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A friend of mine suggested that it might be the I/O port itself, so you might have to call ASUS.
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This is what I was thinking as well.
