After install SSD no Networkaccess

[miraculix]

• Acer AX3400 - Win7 64bit Prof
  • Onboard Networkcard (driver from Nvidia Chipset)
• Router with DHCP and Modem for Internet

Since I changed the Harddisk to a SSD I have Problems with geting a IP / Internetaccess.
I make a mirrow of the System from HD to SSD

If I start the PC and log in the NetworkIcon the arrow turns and didn't find NetworkAccess.
If I deactivate and activate Networkcard it works fine.
After a restart most of the Time Network works fine again.


Info: In my private Network I have some Win7 PC no Problems
The PC works 2 Year without problems
I try a fix IP - no improvement
I install Win7 new - no improvement
Also try a other Router with DHCP - same problems; but in case that all other Win7 PC doesn't have any Problems this isn't the fault

I din't find a newer (Chipset)driver

 

[ICIT2LOL]

Hello and welcome miraculix mate by mirroring the hard drive to the SD I take it you mean clone?
If so you shouldn't have a problem so can you confirm this please?
The first thing that comes to mind is the cloning if that is what you did has been corrupted somehow.

 

[miraculix]

I clone the System from HDD to SSD; Yes it might seem that this is the reason. But why only after start ? And why also on the new installed System.

I have the old and also the actual System as an Image and I'm almost sure that It works fine If I clone it back to a HDD

 

[miraculix]

I installed a second Networkcard and now both work fine.

everything would be fine, BUT now the PC Fan spin like a turbine if I start the PC for about 5 seconds (If i remove Networkcard - everything is OK again)

 

[ICIT2LOL]

Hum mate something is trying to cook the CPU by the sounds of it and I am wondering if that second card has something wrong with.
Just what are the temps when that happens?

 

[miraculix]

The Fan turns up after BIOS - before Win7 Logo appears, the Temperature in BIOS is normal.

 

[ICIT2LOL]

Just as aback up of the BIOS readings can you run Speccy and let us know what it reports for the temps because that CPU fan is controlled by the heat given of by the CPU. Speccy - Download

 

[Layback Bear]

On a boot the cpu cooler will run fast. Once the sensor has been recognized
the fan should slow down if it using a 4 pin fan connector from the motherboard. It normally takes around 5 to 10 sec.
It varies from motherboard to motherboard and it's bios and sensors.