Possible driver issue  


  1. bruinator
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    Possible driver issue


    I am getting this error "Name resolution for the name dns.msftncsi.com timed out after none of the configured DNS servers responded".

    I found this thread from your forum Repair default gateway every 5 min is getting old

    It sounds like this fixed the issue. Can someone tell me if that is what I need to do as well? If so, what driver is he talking about. My NIC card is a nvidia nforce 10/100 Mbps ethernet. Win 7 pro is the OS

    Please help me out.

    thx
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  3. Maguscreed
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    If you are using the nvidia networking service/firewall you can remove it, you only need the driver for the device to work.
    I have a nforce board myself and was never able to have a stable connection with the software, so I only install the actual network controller driver now.
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  4. bruinator
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    not what i am asking but thx.
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  6. bruinator
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    Can I get some help plz?

    thx
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