Jmicron Wired NIC suddenly dies after hang-up

[4hya]

here's the situation guys.

yesterday, my PC hangs and after I reset, the NIC is not connected, as if it does not have a network connection, which is usually connected as my connection (physically) is always connected.

after some test, I've discovered that if my PC is connected to my wireless router through the wired connection, it's not working(used to work), not even in switches anymore,
The only setup I've got a connection is when I connect my PC directly to my ADSL router, or if it is connected to another computer (PC-PC connection).

my concern is that, I need to be connected to my home network.

these are the scenarios I've tested :

*Directly connect the PC to ADSL router (work)
*Directly connect the PC to another PC (work)
*Connect the PC to a wireless router (don't work)
*Connect the PC to a switch (don't work)
*Changed cables then connect the PC to wireless network or switch (don't work)
*Connect another computer to the same port,same cable, same router and switch (work)
*Connect the PC to another wireless router and switch (don't work)
*Connect other computer to another wireless router (work)
*Reformat PC to Windows and after installing LAN driver(don't work as soon the driver is installed)
*Tried Linux live CD(don't work)
*Tried using USB LAN card to the PC and connect it to the wireless router and switch(work)

I've tried 4 different wireless routers and a switch in these tests.
and even tried flashing the BIOS
I've tried changing MAC Address, still no avail

One more observation
from total shut-off (cables unplugged) as soon as I plug in the PC, the NIC LED is lit(connected to the wireless routers). but, after loading the OS, the LED became unlit.

as I conclude, it is a hardware issue.
do it need a flash? or something else?


HARDWARE SPECS:
MOBO : ECS G41T-R3
NIC : JMicron PCI Express Fast Ethernet Adapter

as I've checked resources tab

the resource settings has these values.
Memory Range FEBFC000-FEBFFFF
I/O range EC00-EC7F
I/O range E800-E8FF
IRQ 0xFFFFFFFB (-5)
IRQ 0xFFFFFFFA (-6)
IRQ 0xFFFFFFF9 (-7)
IRQ 0xFFFFFFF8 (-8)
IRQ 0xFFFFFFF7 (-9)
IRQ 0xFFFFFFF6 (-10)
IRQ 0xFFFFFFF5 (-11)
IRQ 0xFFFFFFF4 (-12)

yes it has multiple entries and I don't find it normal..

Hardware ID
PCI\VEN_197B&DEV_0260&SUBSYS_22961019&REV_03
PCI\VEN_197B&DEV_0260&SUBSYS_22961019
PCI\VEN_197B&DEV_0260&CC_020000
PCI\VEN_197B&DEV_0260&CC_0200

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NOTE: my configuration used to work before, until the unexpected hang-up yesterday.

OS'es tried (Win7x86,Win7x64,LinuxMintx86,LinuxMintx64,Ubuntux86,Ubuntux64)

 

[4hya]

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