Unusual network problem, local IP techs can't solve

Hmm under device manager, computer > I have ACPI x64 based PC with a 2006 driver. That seems really wrong or am I high.

Also under ASUSTeK Computer Inc. - Motherboards - ASUS M3N72-D

Am I only looking to grab the chipset drivers? Its a beta to boot.

Try here and let it scan your machine.
NVIDIA Driver Downloads - Automatically Detect NVIDIA Products

For Asus drivers go here.
http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx

Hmm no net on the desktop, so can't use that unless theres a dl'able version?

Yes that may present some problems getting those drivers, I'm surprized the Windows 7 default drivers aren't working better.

I still have no idea what this system is "system specs" or why it once worked and now doesn't work. I would need your system specs to find a driver.

Could be as simple as hardware failure but that is less common of a problem.

Which still begs the question, why did it work fine at my brothers. Damn computers lol.

Yes it's very confusing I agree, router firmware-driver compatibility comes to mind.


This board should be working and it shows the correct Nvidia driver updated and should work.

http://ca.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=8jYT1euVL4wCyH04

Not so sure about the router though.

Drivers didn't help.

So maybe try a full windows reinstall, then if it doesn't work time to buy a new motherboard?

I would go with the reinstall at this point, if the same problem appears then the boards eithernet or chipset is messed up or something.

Running the command sfc /scannow command might be helpful or you can try a start up repair or a repair install from the Windows CD.

Here's the router specs, Thomson Gateway (preconfigured from ISP)


Product Name:TG585n v2 Serial Number:CP0927CH1MR Software Release:8.4.1.C Software Variant:AD Boot Loader Version:1.0.2 Product Code:3664120A Board Name:CANT-7
DSL Modems & Gateways - - THOMSON TG585n (Internet zone)

Which specs did you need from my computer?