realtek pcie gbe family controller driver 10.10.714.2016

#Realtek pcie gbe family controller driver 10.10.714.2016 install#
#Realtek pcie gbe family controller driver 10.10.714.2016 full#
#Realtek pcie gbe family controller driver 10.10.714.2016 Pc#

In case it may be related to Windows Auto Tuning If that doesn't help you can re-enable it with netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal Opening an elevated command prompt and run the following command: netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled You may also want to go one step further and check device manager, organize it by connection, and ensure none of the devices your NIC is connected to has the power management checkbox active as well (but this is going extra) In the NIC Properties windows under the Power Management tab, ensure that ' Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power' is unchecked.The advanced setting for Jumbo Frame set to disabled.Now here are some other steps you can try: And you confirmed that Auto Disable Gigabit, Green Ethernet, Energy Efficient Ethernet are all set to disabled as SQLTemp already mentioned.You may want to try setting it to High performance instead or open advanced and change the specific network adapter adapter setting within your preferred power plan Windows Power Plan is High Efficiency.WOL & Shutdown Link Speed ('.is Not Speed Down') This shouldn't effect anything as it's a Wake on Lan setting for when your computer is off or in standby, set however you want.Gigabit Lite ('disabled Gigabit Lite') - Leave disabled.

#Realtek pcie gbe family controller driver 10.10.714.2016 full#

Speed & Duplex ('set up speed to 1Gbit full-duplex, without downgrading connection speed') Since you've set it on your adapter to 1.0 Gbps Full Duplex, you may want to try changing it back to Auto Negotiation if after doing the other Settings listed still doesn't help and in case your router is set to automatic.Otherwise, I've noted you've mentioned fiddling with these settings (as well as as mentioned in the comments) just to confirm in case others coming to this page miss what to try for themselves: You may want to check the settings on your router as I've heard that even if you set the adapter settings to full duplex, if the router is set to automatic, it may sometimes cause undesirable effects. Reviewing & Confirming what hasn't solved the problem yet

#Realtek pcie gbe family controller driver 10.10.714.2016 Pc#

second PC winver is 1903 (build 18362.592), auto-update enabled.main PC winver is 1909 (build 18363.592), auto-update enabled and OS is up to date.

#Realtek pcie gbe family controller driver 10.10.714.2016 install#

I'm unsure if reverting to that version could help, tried doing so but failed - Realtek drivers are pain to install

second PC has driver version 9.1.410.2015.

driver is 10.10.714.2016, unsure what it was before updating.

on-board NIC is Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller.

This suggests it is a Windows installation issue, but I'd very much like to avoid reinstalling Windows.

tried using Linux Live distro on main PC - detects as 1Gbit on both cables and NICs.

set up another PC, connected both old and new cables - second PC detects as 1Gbit on both cables.

bought an USB3.0 NIC, to rule out faulty card - didn't help.

disabled hibernation in Windows - didn't help.

tried upgrading NIC drivers - didn't help.

bought new Cat6 cable, to rule out bad cable - didn't help.

fiddled with device settings, set up speed to 1Gbit full-duplex, without downgrading connection speed, disabled Gigabit Lite - didn't help.

After trying several things, I am 100% it is an OS issue. It used to be 1Gbit on my PC, but some time ago Windows started to see it as 100mbit. My current network should support wired 1Gbit connection.