OK - here's the deal. I decided to load the defaults in my BIOS this afternoon and start BIOS tweaking from scratch again, and as soon as I did that and booted my Vista64 PC I couldn't get an internet connection (or ping my Linksys WAG354G router for that matter). A DHCP address was assigned but no matter what I tried I couldn't reach the router. My wireless laptop was connecting with no problems.
After a bit of searching for a solution on the net I tried dropping the port speed to 10/full rather than auto and everything magically started working. I tried 100/full, rather than auto, and had the same problem.
I've tried installing the latest Realtek LAN driver (version 6.203.0214.2008) which is posted on the Gigabyte web site but when I look at the driver version installed it always reports the older (6.195.625.2007) version I was trying to upgrade from, and if I specify the newer driver to update to it tells me the driver is up to date.
I would be most grateful of any suggestions for getting my network card working at 100/full again.
After a bit of searching for a solution on the net I tried dropping the port speed to 10/full rather than auto and everything magically started working. I tried 100/full, rather than auto, and had the same problem.
I've tried installing the latest Realtek LAN driver (version 6.203.0214.2008) which is posted on the Gigabyte web site but when I look at the driver version installed it always reports the older (6.195.625.2007) version I was trying to upgrade from, and if I specify the newer driver to update to it tells me the driver is up to date.
I would be most grateful of any suggestions for getting my network card working at 100/full again.
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