Internet problems

[JefferyD90]

I purchased a Crossblade Ranger about 2 weeks ago and everything is great besides 1 little thing...  It doesn't like the internet.  Here is what I know:

I use a ASUS PCE-AC68 adapter to connect to the internet.

If the onboard Intel NIC is "Enabled" I can connect to the network, but I can not access anything on the network.  (over the wireless network obviously)

When the Intel NIC is "Disabled" I can connect to the network, and access things on the network with tons of hassle.

When I open up a webpage it will act as if it is loading, but never does.  If I "Stop" the command in the web browser the address bar will go from whatever I had put in it to completely empty.  If I retype what website I want, then it almost always works.

My NAS (WD My Book World) will only connect for about 5 minutes then completely disconnects from the network, but the router still sees it (from within the web admin tool).

 

This all happened with the change of motherboard-cpu-ram.  As before I had a Sabertooh 990FX and everything work wonderfully.

 

I am concerned that something with Windows did not install correctly (maybe a .net framework)

 

All games connect to their respective networks without any issues, it seems anything using a Windows Explorer backbone is all that is effective.  I had installed all of the newest drivers (as of 9/12/2014) but I have noticed 2 updates on ASUS's website before doing this thread that I am going to try as soon as I am done.

 

Any advice from anyone, thank you very much.

[JefferyD90]

I am 99% sure this is being caused by AI Suite III's built in traffic monitor.  I been poking around at it and it seems that it was by default turned on, as I had never changed it.  I think that maybe some of these packets were lost as "web browsing" is put on a lower priority than other things.  For example my Battle.net launcher is considered a "game" in the profiles and automatically launches upon PC start up, so there for no matter what "web browsing" is put at a lower priority.  I am going to move this thread to Software instead of here as I originally thought it had to do purely with the Intel NIC.