With due respect I am using Intel DG31PR motherboard and windows xp professional.On my computer show me the message ethernet controller was not found.I download latest Lan driver from intel download center and install it on my computer but unable to solve the problem on my computer no local area network icon is displayed.So Kindly guide me from where I found ethernet controller for my Realtek RTL8111-GR Gigabit Ethernet Controller which was pre installed on my Intel DG31PR motherboard.I contact Intel but they unable to solve the problem.Thanking You
Ethernet Controller Was Not Found
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Harjinder
, Feb 26 2012 08:33 AM
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Posted 26 February 2012 - 08:33 AM
Harjinder
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With due respect I am using Intel DG31PR motherboard and windows xp professional.On my computer show me the message ethernet controller was not found.I download latest Lan driver from intel download center and install it on my computer but unable to solve the problem on my computer no local area network icon is displayed.So Kindly guide me from where I found ethernet controller for my Realtek RTL8111-GR Gigabit Ethernet Controller which was pre installed on my Intel DG31PR motherboard.I contact Intel but they unable to solve the problem.Thanking You
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Posted 26 February 2012 - 08:57 AM
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Welcome to GeekstoGo
Is this the driver you installed
http://downloadcente...nloadType=#help
If not - that is the correct driver so download that and install it.
Follow the instructions on the link.
Also on that page if you need is the link to Troubleshooting Network issues on Intel boards
Reboot the computer
Go start, Right click my computer, click properties, click the hardware tab and click device manager, on the network entry or indeed any other entry is there any warning - a red or yellow mark on the left hand side of the devices listing.
Click the View tab, click show hidden devices - is there any warnings shown.
On Control Panel, Network connections what is shown for the adaptor please.
Is it enabled it will say - enabled or disabled
Right click, if repair is available click that.
If the adaptor is NOT shown on either device manager or in Control Panel Network check in the BIOS that enable onboard LAN is configured
Is this the driver you installed
http://downloadcente...nloadType=#help
If not - that is the correct driver so download that and install it.
Follow the instructions on the link.
Also on that page if you need is the link to Troubleshooting Network issues on Intel boards
Reboot the computer
Go start, Right click my computer, click properties, click the hardware tab and click device manager, on the network entry or indeed any other entry is there any warning - a red or yellow mark on the left hand side of the devices listing.
Click the View tab, click show hidden devices - is there any warnings shown.
On Control Panel, Network connections what is shown for the adaptor please.
Is it enabled it will say - enabled or disabled
Right click, if repair is available click that.
If the adaptor is NOT shown on either device manager or in Control Panel Network check in the BIOS that enable onboard LAN is configured
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Posted 04 March 2012 - 03:37 PM
Macboatmaster
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Harjinder
It is now some seven - 7 - days since you asked for help.
A reply was posted the same day and you have not yet responded.
Please update your thread and kindly indicate if you still require help
It is now some seven - 7 - days since you asked for help.
A reply was posted the same day and you have not yet responded.
Please update your thread and kindly indicate if you still require help
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