Kein stabiles Internet nach wechsel des PC?
Moin,
ich weiß nicht mehr weiter.
Nach wechseln des PC´s, sauberer Windows Installation usw. habe ich Probleme eine stabile Internetverbindung herzustellen.
Über Ethernet und Wlan erreiche ich nur ~10 MBits/s mal etwas mehr, meist weniger.
Stecke ich das LAN Kabel kurz aus, und dann wieder ein, gehen die MBits/s vom Wlan kurz auf ~50 MBits/s, wo sie auch eigentlich hinsollen.
Für Wlan ist folgendes verbaut: Qualcomm Atheros AR9287
Ethernet übers Mainboard: Intel Ethernet Connection I219-V
Im Gerätemanager zeigen mir die beiden an, dass: Das Gerät “PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_15B8&SUBSYS_7A691462&REV_00\3&11583659&0&FE” erfordert weitere Installationen.
Das Gerät “PCI\VEN_168C&DEV_002E&SUBSYS_30A4168C&REV_01\4&39baf641&0&00E8” erfordert weitere Installationen.
In der Ereignissanzeige steht für´s Ethernet: Beim Start des Geräts PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_15B8&SUBSYS_7A691462&REV_00\3&11583659&0&FE ist ein Problem aufgetreten.
Ich hab alles was ich so im Internet gefunden habe ausprobiert, das Problem bleibt bestehen. Hoffentlich weiß einer von euch was. 🙂
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Disable WLAN, sometimes shoots the management of Win nen Bock
NOTE
Board BIOS update to the NEUSTE version, then activate the following: XMP or EXPO, AHCI, (f)TPM, RezisableBar and set the boot order
DANN: Update chipset drivers, depending on chip manufacturer, AMD or Intel and only download them from their page and from anywhere else
For the LAN driver, the Intel driver Assi uses it from its side and with it can also load and install the chipset driver, sometimes also makes the GPU driver with
AMD also offers an assistant for chipset and GPU
the deppered WLAN driver best suits you from the board manufacturer, otherwise look on the net
Let me try, thank you:)
Moin, to disable Wlan has definitely done something. BIOS update and settings have run, I updated chipset drivers. It’s all done, so I’m coming to ~16 MBit/s. Do you have anything else?
by cable only 16Mb?
Do you have an Internet connection that can be more than 16Mb?
yes I already had and found the problem. I don’t know what such LAN managers do, but in 99,99x% of cases nix
Sure. no topic
I would not have come to life, thank God there is chance 🙂 Even though I don’t understand why the programme has acted like that. Thank you for your time 🙂
AH OK… MIST yes. I didn’t think… Such LAN managers are a gray, but honestly I didn’t get on it…
As I said, the problem has been resolved first. After I finished everything that was here and now installed the new card. Problems. Features changed, settings changed and co. Then I wanted to download all the tools that exist, while seeing that a program called MSI Gaming LAN Manager was already installed, suspected simply deleted and see there, so easy to solve such a complicated problem. Let’s see if it lasts.
What have you done now?
Unfortunately, the problem continues. I’m counsel and restless. Do you have an idea?
All right, thanks:)
You go to the BIOS and look under Network and then you can deact the chips or chips that are being built up separately so that they don’t get into the enclosure
And if Wi-Fi is already available on the map, you can easily build it
WLAN also runs over PCI, but also without current drivers. But yes, I also think that the problem is most likely resolved. How do I deactivate this via the BIOS? If the answer is too long, I’ll just look at it when it’s ready 🙂 So far, thank you for your help!
tomgun also wrote that there are no W10 drivers for the LAN chip and who knows how this is with the WLAN chip, so I would say: both disable by means of BIOS and call separate PCIe LAN card iéinbauen, which do not cost the world
then get another LAN cable and I would have a PCIe-LAn card installed and looked like the performt
If it is actually on the motherboard or missing Windows 10 drivers, does it just make you buy nen nuen LAN adapter for PCI? And to pass the LAN exit from the motherboard?
Everything seems to be fine here. The other devices work perfectly.
a 60 line, so it’s a 50-something over it
Then I would go to the router and look for the connection data and just 1&1 is known to overload the lines and then that’s what crap comes around
What surprises me when I activated Wlan and Lan immediately, and plug in and out the Ethernet cable, Wlan is coming to over 50 MBit/s. I have no idea why this is.
Got 60 lines, something doesn’t work as it should…
The NIC is a little older. I had similar problems with Server 2019.
I had to download and manually install the Original Intel Driver from Intel. Only then did it work perfectly. It’s the same problem with you.
The I219-V is no longer supported by Windows 10 and Server 2019. I used the one from Windows 8.1.
https://www.intel.de/content/www/de/products/sku/82186/intel-ethernet-connection-i219v/downloads.html
And turn off the automatic drivers update by Windows. Otherwise you’ll have the problem again soon.
PS: I just remembered that I had problems installing the Windows 8.1 driver under Server 2019. I had to manually change an Inf file. But look at the WEB. There is a guide for this NIC.
You have to virtually fake Windows to take the INF file.
Thank you for your answer:) I’ll get it
Windows doesn’t let me install the driver. With the tricks of the others here I am now on 16 MBit/s. It’s not enough for me, but I’m going to…
According to the last picture, you can see that you are connected to the WLAN.
If your internet is bad, either the WLAN is not good enough or You’d have to change your Wi-Fi.
Use LAN connection as a DIREKT connection.
so no DLAN/PowerLAN etc.
Negative, there is no WLAN connection. The motherboard itself is not Wi-Fi capable and the WLAN PCI adapter is outside.
So, if this is not a temporary phenomenon, I found the solution. So banal it may sound. A program of MSI has been installed due to the repositioning of the PC ́s. MSI Gaming LAN Manager.
By chance during the Troubleshoot, I deleted this, and since that, even after repeated restart, the connection runs. Has anyone ever experienced it?
I’d think about trying another router, it’s obviously not a Fritzbox, which run more reliable and make hardly any problems. Maybe the device is disturbed by now, and it’s out of the truck.
To replace the LAN cable for another…
LAN cable I exchanged directly with the new PCI adapter, other devices deliver full bandwidth via the cable
Hi, did you think about installing the chipset drivers from the manufacturer? In the device manager, see if there are yellow exclamation marks.
No, I’ve already fixed it all:(
Do you have a Fritzbox? Then I would look at the Minutes
Ne Vodafone Homebox or whatever the ding means