RE: LAN Connection jumping in and out of connectivity - again
From: Sneff (Sneff_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 01/15/05
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Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2005 16:15:02 -0800
I don't know if this is appropriate because I'm new to newsgroups, however I
am experiencing exactly the same problem to "anonymous".
I am useing a Netgear FR114P which I had replaced under warranty as I was
sure that it was the faulty item but I experienced the same problem with the
replacement.
My ethernet is included with a Gigabyte GA-8KNXP MB and is a IntelPro 1000 CT
I find that as soon as the problem starts (approx 3-4 minutes after booting
and internet connection is fine at that stage), if I go into network
connections right click on the Intel LAC click repair once or twice it
sometimes fixes the problem or disable and enable sometimes helps. I only
have approx 30 seconds to do this as after that time the router port lights
go out and then is a shutdown, power disconnection to the faulty computer,
power reconnection and reboot.
Everything remains stable after the above is sorted for as long as the
computer is operating 1hour or 1 week
I have for a while used an SMC USB Ethernet Adapter Model SMC2206USB/ETH and
this works flawlessly through the router however it does not suit me to keep
useing it.
Other computers on the system (running XP) have not experienced this problem
and are not affected during this problem.
This is a bit vague but I think the problem has been there since new - appx
12 months
Any advice would be appreciated.
"anonymous" wrote:
> Hi
> I am re-posting this topic because I still have the problem and the last
> thread started by Roy Hermer on 9/26 sort of petered out...
> Anyway my problem is exactly the same as Roy's:
> ...intermittently, I see the little dialog box from the
> system tray come up saying "Local Area Connection - A
> network cable is unplugged" followed almost immediately
> with the next dialog box saying "Local Area Connection is
> now connected".
>
> This coninues to happen to me. I too have a D-Link router -and the message
> is coming on the computer that is hardwired to the D-Link. I've tried
> different cables, switching to different jacks and 2 different ethernet
> adapters on my computer, an Intel on my motherboard and a D-Link. No
> help.
> I've also updated all drivers and firmware for the router and adapters.
>
> I was just wondering if anyone has an idea or solution.
>
> Thanks
> Bill
>
>
>
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