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A strange network problem after hardware change
Long Story of everything I did via bulletpoints :)
- My brother got a new computer and gave me his old one
- Put my hard drive and usb wireless adapter in my brother's old computer
- Connected to netcomm modem and everything worked like normal
- Installed latest nvidia drivers for geforce 250gts
- Restarted computer
- Device manager said that some drivers failed to install
- Checked device manager and saw "ethernet controller" with an error
- Assumed it was the Atheros ar5005g wireless adapter which i saw when installing hard drive.
- Found the drivers on the internet and installed them
- Opened teamspeak, chrome, steam
- Teamspeak worked although my connection was "1000 ms ± 400" when it should be "40 ms ± 5"
- Chrome didnt load anything (no facebook/outlook/google/etc)
- Steam connected and was downloading a game update at 20 bytes/s... (yes bytes not kilobytes)
- I connected my iphone to netcomm modem to see if it could load google/facebook and it did per normal
- Restarted computer + removed Atheros adapter
- Device manager said ethernet controller had no driver... So i uninstalled the ethernet controller
- Connected to netcomm modem... same problem of things not loading
- Put Atheros adapter back in
- Device manager has no problems, Atheros is under network adapters and working
- Connect to netcomm modem and nothing works...
- Connect to iinet modem and it works per normal
- (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
- goto sevenforums and type up this
Extra Stuff that might help
- I have tried rebooting/power cycling the netcomm router, removing preferred ip, using automatic dns, etc
- I have tried restarting the desktop
- I have tried installing the recommended asus "chipset"
- Desktop --> Netcomm modem = so slow it doesn't work
- iphone --> Netcomm modem = works per normal
- Desktop --> iinet modem = works per normal
- iphone --> iinet modem = works per normal
My old computer specs
My new computer specs
Also my timezone is gmt+10, so my responses might be delayed
Thanks for reading