Your reply was the equivalent to someone asking why their toaster doesn't work, and replying with "Does your microwave work?"Įdit: Regardless, I'm going to run the program and come back with a screenshot if you honestly think it will help.
No, a wired connection does NOT work normally. I need to shut off, and turn back on the router multiple times to get it to recognize that it's plugged into the computer. My issue is that the Router, plugged into the computer, does not always work nor is it always recognized. The wireless on the router works perfectly fine. The issue is between the Ethernet cable and the computer. (People always seem to do this when I ask for help with my router. Thanks for your reply, but I believe you read my post too fast, as I haven't talked about Wireless at any point and you're giving me replies on Wi-Fi and wireless connectivity. Usually the router stays connected when I finally establish a connection, but now it's constantly disconnecting, which is why I'm posting for help.ĪNY help would be much appreciated! Thanks a bunch! Please tell me what logs you require, and how I can dump them to a file so I can copy and paste here.
I was wondering if anyone was aware of this problem, or could help me troubleshoot it. I've tried various Ethernet cables, and they make no difference. I've updated the router to it's latest firmware version, and the Realtek adapter to it's latest driver version (from the official website) and still, I have problems.
REALTEK PCIE GBE FAMILY CONTROLLER DRIVER DISCONNECT PC
Lately, ever since my last shut down, I'm able to connect for brief periods of time, usually anywhere from 30 seconds to 4 minutes, then the router decides to ignore the PC again, or vise versa. Sometimes I'll get it to the point where it will work for a long time, until I power down the computer, then it has issues again. I have to switch the power to the router on and off repeatedly until I can establish a working link.Įven then, it's not stable. as if it has no connection, and vise versa. Here's the issue:įirst off, the router seems to have a difficult time locating the PC. In addition, I know it's not the router's fault, as the router is able to connect to other PCs and laptops with no problem.īut my computer and this router seem to have some serious rivalry with each other. My computer will work with every other router that I've tried with no issues, but not with the Westell Versalink 327w router. My computer and this router seem to not like each other and have serious incompatibility problems.
My computer has the Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller for Networking, and I also have Verizon's router, the Westell Versalink 327w router.
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