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Too Many Network Connectors?


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LuxNecronis

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Alright, here's the deal. I built this system a while back after my old Optiplex GX-260 died. It's a good system, but I decided I was missing some of my old bookmarks.

I was running Ubuntu on that system, so I brought the drive over after I installed Ext2IFS to read the partition. I was having issues getting the drive to read, so I simply returned the hardware back to its original configuration, and rebooted.

Somehow, I ended up with the following.

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I have a wireless PCI card in the system that is no longer functioning (thank the stars that the onboard wasn't compromised), and everything else seems to be in working order... except for a docking station that doesn't exist, twenty-six new network connectors, and a couple other devices I don't quite recall putting in the box.

A rollback has not worked, nor has actively seeking the drivers.

Any input would be appreciated.
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Alzeimer

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If the option is there did you try to go into your BIOS and disable any extra Network Cards that you are not using.
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