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Ethernet Drivers Failing To Update

iDeJayDzn
By iDeJayDzn
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Intel Ethernet connection i218-v failed to update. Any ideas? http://prntscr.com/972h51

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driver booster, really.

 

Easy to check for updates rather than opening every manufacturers website or software to search for it.

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Easy to check for updates rather than opening every manufacturers website or software to search for it.

install the intel driver via intels website by checking your devices model No. and finding it on intels site. Report back if that fails.

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install the intel driver via intels website by checking your devices model No. and finding it on intels site. Report back if that fails.

 

Tried that.

 

Uninstall - reinstalls with same driver

Download from Intel - Same driver replaced (Still says needs updating and fails)

Fails on Driver Booster

 

I've even just had a fresh windows install, same thing.

 

Even the Intel Utility doesnt show up the driver to update so i cant even do it through that. Windows Update doesnt pick it up to update it either. So either theres a glitch with driver booster or theres and issue with my onboard LAN extension on the motherboard.

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Tried that.

 

Uninstall - reinstalls with same driver

Download from Intel - Same driver replaced (Still says needs updating and fails)

Fails on Driver Booster

 

I've even just had a fresh windows install, same thing.

 

Even the Intel Utility doesnt show up the driver to update so i cant even do it through that. Windows Update doesnt pick it up to update it either. So either theres a glitch with driver booster or theres and issue with my onboard LAN extension on the motherboard.

never experienced an issue like that damn. If anything the windows install should have worked. My suggestion is either give up, or find a different pc/lan card man.

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