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Hi everyone,
I've got a problem with Vista on a new machine I've just built. The board I
have uses the nForce 570 Chipset (Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe), which has the nVidia
Networking Controllers built in. Vista supplies these drivers, but on
install, I recieve a Limited Connectivity message. The system will not see
the router we have here, which was originally a Netgear FVS318. I had tried
both network cards with no luck. I also tried disabling IPv6, setting static
IPs and DNS info, disabling any firewall software on the router and on the
PC, and nothing has helped. I figured it was a bad router, so I purchased a
Netgear WGR614 and updated the firmware (and disabled the SPI Firewall) and I
still have the same problem. I also have an SMC EZ Connect USB adapter I use
at work for NIC problems, but Vista does not support it, and it will not take
the XP drivers. I've used both the new and older releases of nVidia's nforce
network drivers, with no luck there either. I've tried statically assigning
an IP on the router for the machine, nothing. No packets come back to the
card and only 100 or so are sent. I've checked the system logs and nothing
abnormal appears. I'm at wits end to get this working, if anyone knows
anything, please help!
Thank you.
I've got a problem with Vista on a new machine I've just built. The board I
have uses the nForce 570 Chipset (Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe), which has the nVidia
Networking Controllers built in. Vista supplies these drivers, but on
install, I recieve a Limited Connectivity message. The system will not see
the router we have here, which was originally a Netgear FVS318. I had tried
both network cards with no luck. I also tried disabling IPv6, setting static
IPs and DNS info, disabling any firewall software on the router and on the
PC, and nothing has helped. I figured it was a bad router, so I purchased a
Netgear WGR614 and updated the firmware (and disabled the SPI Firewall) and I
still have the same problem. I also have an SMC EZ Connect USB adapter I use
at work for NIC problems, but Vista does not support it, and it will not take
the XP drivers. I've used both the new and older releases of nVidia's nforce
network drivers, with no luck there either. I've tried statically assigning
an IP on the router for the machine, nothing. No packets come back to the
card and only 100 or so are sent. I've checked the system logs and nothing
abnormal appears. I'm at wits end to get this working, if anyone knows
anything, please help!
Thank you.