Ethernet cards not getting ip address in Windows Vista Ultimate

[Guest]

I have internet access only when Vista Ultimate is running in safe mode.When
Vista is running normally, I am unable to access the internet no matter what
ethernet cards I use. Rc2 was connecting fine before I bought the Ultimate
until I unplugged the NIC wire to move the computer. I thought the non beta
version would fix the problem. Not so.
I am using the Asus A8V mobo which has the Marvell Yukon 88E8001/8003/8010
PCI gigabit ethernet controller. Device manager shows the cards [all the ones
I tried] are installed correctly but they all say 'cable unplugged". The
latest Linksys 10/100 LNE 100TX ver 4.x card with an Infineon AN983B PCI
based Fast Ethernet adapter installed by Windows update gets stuck in
identifying the network because unable to get ip address. no help tool works
in Windows to fix the issues. i spend days and night trying to find a fix.
Nothing.
Any one can help by suggesting some kinds of tweaks?

Remember, when Windows Vista Ultimate runs in safe mode, I have no problem
whatsoever connecting to the internet or other computers. I tried all the
latest Vista drivers. Did I buy a 'safe mode " copy of Windows Vista Ultimate?

Microsoft, can you help me here. Please! Windows Vista Ultimate turns out to
be so expensive.
HHHHHEEEEELLLLLPPPPPP!

 

[Rick Rogers]

Hi,

1) It works in Safe mode, so there is an indication that the device and its
driver are working properly.

2) I use that same board, and it works fine in normal mode with the driver
that comes with Vista, so I can safely state that this nic and driver are
Vista compatible and that it *should* be working.

What you likely have is interference from some program that is installed and
running in the background. Selectively disabling may help, particularly if
you are using some internet security software by the larger vendors.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

 

[Kue2]

Try the new Marvel drivers released Jan 29 th 07
http://www.marvell.com:80/drivers/search.do

Hi,

1) It works in Safe mode, so there is an indication that the device and
its driver are working properly.

2) I use that same board, and it works fine in normal mode with the driver
that comes with Vista, so I can safely state that this nic and driver are
Vista compatible and that it *should* be working.

What you likely have is interference from some program that is installed
and running in the background. Selectively disabling may help,
particularly if you are using some internet security software by the
larger vendors.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

I have internet access only when Vista Ultimate is running in safe
mode.When
Vista is running normally, I am unable to access the internet no matter
what
ethernet cards I use. Rc2 was connecting fine before I bought the
Ultimate
until I unplugged the NIC wire to move the computer. I thought the non
beta
version would fix the problem. Not so.
I am using the Asus A8V mobo which has the Marvell Yukon
88E8001/8003/8010
PCI gigabit ethernet controller. Device manager shows the cards [all the
ones
I tried] are installed correctly but they all say 'cable unplugged". The
latest Linksys 10/100 LNE 100TX ver 4.x card with an Infineon AN983B PCI
based Fast Ethernet adapter installed by Windows update gets stuck in
identifying the network because unable to get ip address. no help tool
works
in Windows to fix the issues. i spend days and night trying to find a
fix.
Nothing.
Any one can help by suggesting some kinds of tweaks?

Remember, when Windows Vista Ultimate runs in safe mode, I have no
problem
whatsoever connecting to the internet or other computers. I tried all the
latest Vista drivers. Did I buy a 'safe mode " copy of Windows Vista
Ultimate?

Microsoft, can you help me here. Please! Windows Vista Ultimate turns out
to
be so expensive.
HHHHHEEEEELLLLLPPPPPP!

 

[Guest]

Still did not work.

Try the new Marvel drivers released Jan 29 th 07
http://www.marvell.com:80/drivers/search.do

Hi,

1) It works in Safe mode, so there is an indication that the device and
its driver are working properly.

2) I use that same board, and it works fine in normal mode with the driver
that comes with Vista, so I can safely state that this nic and driver are
Vista compatible and that it *should* be working.

What you likely have is interference from some program that is installed
and running in the background. Selectively disabling may help,
particularly if you are using some internet security software by the
larger vendors.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

I have internet access only when Vista Ultimate is running in safe
mode.When
Vista is running normally, I am unable to access the internet no matter
what
ethernet cards I use. Rc2 was connecting fine before I bought the
Ultimate
until I unplugged the NIC wire to move the computer. I thought the non
beta
version would fix the problem. Not so.
I am using the Asus A8V mobo which has the Marvell Yukon
88E8001/8003/8010
PCI gigabit ethernet controller. Device manager shows the cards [all the
ones
I tried] are installed correctly but they all say 'cable unplugged". The
latest Linksys 10/100 LNE 100TX ver 4.x card with an Infineon AN983B PCI
based Fast Ethernet adapter installed by Windows update gets stuck in
identifying the network because unable to get ip address. no help tool
works
in Windows to fix the issues. i spend days and night trying to find a
fix.
Nothing.
Any one can help by suggesting some kinds of tweaks?

Remember, when Windows Vista Ultimate runs in safe mode, I have no
problem
whatsoever connecting to the internet or other computers. I tried all the
latest Vista drivers. Did I buy a 'safe mode " copy of Windows Vista
Ultimate?

Microsoft, can you help me here. Please! Windows Vista Ultimate turns out
to
be so expensive.
HHHHHEEEEELLLLLPPPPPP!

 

[Guest]

No, Sir!
I have no security softwate installed. it's pure 64 bit Ultimate.

Hi,

1) It works in Safe mode, so there is an indication that the device and its
driver are working properly.

2) I use that same board, and it works fine in normal mode with the driver
that comes with Vista, so I can safely state that this nic and driver are
Vista compatible and that it *should* be working.

What you likely have is interference from some program that is installed and
running in the background. Selectively disabling may help, particularly if
you are using some internet security software by the larger vendors.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

I have internet access only when Vista Ultimate is running in safe
mode.When
Vista is running normally, I am unable to access the internet no matter
what
ethernet cards I use. Rc2 was connecting fine before I bought the
Ultimate
until I unplugged the NIC wire to move the computer. I thought the non
beta
version would fix the problem. Not so.
I am using the Asus A8V mobo which has the Marvell Yukon 88E8001/8003/8010
PCI gigabit ethernet controller. Device manager shows the cards [all the
ones
I tried] are installed correctly but they all say 'cable unplugged". The
latest Linksys 10/100 LNE 100TX ver 4.x card with an Infineon AN983B PCI
based Fast Ethernet adapter installed by Windows update gets stuck in
identifying the network because unable to get ip address. no help tool
works
in Windows to fix the issues. i spend days and night trying to find a fix.
Nothing.
Any one can help by suggesting some kinds of tweaks?

Remember, when Windows Vista Ultimate runs in safe mode, I have no problem
whatsoever connecting to the internet or other computers. I tried all the
latest Vista drivers. Did I buy a 'safe mode " copy of Windows Vista
Ultimate?

Microsoft, can you help me here. Please! Windows Vista Ultimate turns out
to
be so expensive.
HHHHHEEEEELLLLLPPPPPP!

 

[Rick Rogers]

Hi,

Ok, so what have you installed other than Vista itself?

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

No, Sir!
I have no security softwate installed. it's pure 64 bit Ultimate.

Hi,

1) It works in Safe mode, so there is an indication that the device and
its
driver are working properly.

2) I use that same board, and it works fine in normal mode with the
driver
that comes with Vista, so I can safely state that this nic and driver are
Vista compatible and that it *should* be working.

What you likely have is interference from some program that is installed
and
running in the background. Selectively disabling may help, particularly
if
you are using some internet security software by the larger vendors.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

I have internet access only when Vista Ultimate is running in safe
mode.When
Vista is running normally, I am unable to access the internet no matter
what
ethernet cards I use. Rc2 was connecting fine before I bought the
Ultimate
until I unplugged the NIC wire to move the computer. I thought the non
beta
version would fix the problem. Not so.
I am using the Asus A8V mobo which has the Marvell Yukon
88E8001/8003/8010
PCI gigabit ethernet controller. Device manager shows the cards [all
the
ones
I tried] are installed correctly but they all say 'cable unplugged".
The
latest Linksys 10/100 LNE 100TX ver 4.x card with an Infineon AN983B
PCI
based Fast Ethernet adapter installed by Windows update gets stuck in
identifying the network because unable to get ip address. no help tool
works
in Windows to fix the issues. i spend days and night trying to find a
fix.
Nothing.
Any one can help by suggesting some kinds of tweaks?

Remember, when Windows Vista Ultimate runs in safe mode, I have no
problem
whatsoever connecting to the internet or other computers. I tried all
the
latest Vista drivers. Did I buy a 'safe mode " copy of Windows Vista
Ultimate?

Microsoft, can you help me here. Please! Windows Vista Ultimate turns
out
to
be so expensive.
HHHHHEEEEELLLLLPPPPPP!

 

[Guest]

After Vista, I installed:
Adobe Reader 8, AOL 9.0 VR, ATI latest driver for Radeon 9550, Clamwin Free
Antivirus, Microsoft Student Premieum 2007, E-Sword, Windows Mobile Device
Center, Wordperfect.
I notice that the integrated gigabit ethernet card shows no Physical address
like the Belkin wireless adapter I use.
What are settings that you have when you click on Configure the
integratedethernet card ? some suggested to disable IPv4 checksum offload..
That does not work for me.

Hi,

Ok, so what have you installed other than Vista itself?

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

No, Sir!
I have no security softwate installed. it's pure 64 bit Ultimate.

Hi,

1) It works in Safe mode, so there is an indication that the device and
its
driver are working properly.

2) I use that same board, and it works fine in normal mode with the
driver
that comes with Vista, so I can safely state that this nic and driver are
Vista compatible and that it *should* be working.

What you likely have is interference from some program that is installed
and
running in the background. Selectively disabling may help, particularly
if
you are using some internet security software by the larger vendors.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

I have internet access only when Vista Ultimate is running in safe
mode.When
Vista is running normally, I am unable to access the internet no matter
what
ethernet cards I use. Rc2 was connecting fine before I bought the
Ultimate
until I unplugged the NIC wire to move the computer. I thought the non
beta
version would fix the problem. Not so.
I am using the Asus A8V mobo which has the Marvell Yukon
88E8001/8003/8010
PCI gigabit ethernet controller. Device manager shows the cards [all
the
ones
I tried] are installed correctly but they all say 'cable unplugged".
The
latest Linksys 10/100 LNE 100TX ver 4.x card with an Infineon AN983B
PCI
based Fast Ethernet adapter installed by Windows update gets stuck in
identifying the network because unable to get ip address. no help tool
works
in Windows to fix the issues. i spend days and night trying to find a
fix.
Nothing.
Any one can help by suggesting some kinds of tweaks?

Remember, when Windows Vista Ultimate runs in safe mode, I have no
problem
whatsoever connecting to the internet or other computers. I tried all
the
latest Vista drivers. Did I buy a 'safe mode " copy of Windows Vista
Ultimate?

Microsoft, can you help me here. Please! Windows Vista Ultimate turns
out
to
be so expensive.
HHHHHEEEEELLLLLPPPPPP!

 

[Rick Rogers]

Hi,

Disabling that function of IPv4 was a workaround in a beta, it has nothing
to do with the release version's driver.

For now, try removing your AV product and the mobile device software, see if
this resolves the issue.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

After Vista, I installed:
Adobe Reader 8, AOL 9.0 VR, ATI latest driver for Radeon 9550, Clamwin
Free
Antivirus, Microsoft Student Premieum 2007, E-Sword, Windows Mobile Device
Center, Wordperfect.
I notice that the integrated gigabit ethernet card shows no Physical
address
like the Belkin wireless adapter I use.
What are settings that you have when you click on Configure the
integratedethernet card ? some suggested to disable IPv4 checksum
offload..
That does not work for me.

Hi,

Ok, so what have you installed other than Vista itself?

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

No, Sir!
I have no security softwate installed. it's pure 64 bit Ultimate.

:

Hi,

1) It works in Safe mode, so there is an indication that the device
and
its
driver are working properly.

2) I use that same board, and it works fine in normal mode with the
driver
that comes with Vista, so I can safely state that this nic and driver
are
Vista compatible and that it *should* be working.

What you likely have is interference from some program that is
installed
and
running in the background. Selectively disabling may help,
particularly
if
you are using some internet security software by the larger vendors.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

I have internet access only when Vista Ultimate is running in safe
mode.When
Vista is running normally, I am unable to access the internet no
matter
what
ethernet cards I use. Rc2 was connecting fine before I bought the
Ultimate
until I unplugged the NIC wire to move the computer. I thought the
non
beta
version would fix the problem. Not so.
I am using the Asus A8V mobo which has the Marvell Yukon
88E8001/8003/8010
PCI gigabit ethernet controller. Device manager shows the cards [all
the
ones
I tried] are installed correctly but they all say 'cable unplugged".
The
latest Linksys 10/100 LNE 100TX ver 4.x card with an Infineon AN983B
PCI
based Fast Ethernet adapter installed by Windows update gets stuck
in
identifying the network because unable to get ip address. no help
tool
works
in Windows to fix the issues. i spend days and night trying to find
a
fix.
Nothing.
Any one can help by suggesting some kinds of tweaks?

Remember, when Windows Vista Ultimate runs in safe mode, I have no
problem
whatsoever connecting to the internet or other computers. I tried
all
the
latest Vista drivers. Did I buy a 'safe mode " copy of Windows Vista
Ultimate?

Microsoft, can you help me here. Please! Windows Vista Ultimate
turns
out
to
be so expensive.
HHHHHEEEEELLLLLPPPPPP!

 

[Guest]

Now, I am unable to access the computer because of a registry file hive
problem from nowhere. i am looking for some help on how to use the registry
back up files in the computer to replace the corrupt or damaged ones. the
repair tools from the Visat DVD can not help. it can't even find any restore
point in the hard drive even though i saw many before the blue screen. i am
using 2 SATA WD hard drives as one drive. i have rc2 installed on another
drive and i have access to final Vista Ultimate drive. Any help on fixing the
registry back up files with .sav or .old extension so I can load the Vista
Ultimate. I am at my 2nd activation and i do not want to reinstall Vista
Ultimate again and reactivate again, unless necessary.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!

Hi,

Disabling that function of IPv4 was a workaround in a beta, it has nothing
to do with the release version's driver.

For now, try removing your AV product and the mobile device software, see if
this resolves the issue.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

After Vista, I installed:
Adobe Reader 8, AOL 9.0 VR, ATI latest driver for Radeon 9550, Clamwin
Free
Antivirus, Microsoft Student Premieum 2007, E-Sword, Windows Mobile Device
Center, Wordperfect.
I notice that the integrated gigabit ethernet card shows no Physical
address
like the Belkin wireless adapter I use.
What are settings that you have when you click on Configure the
integratedethernet card ? some suggested to disable IPv4 checksum
offload..
That does not work for me.

Hi,

Ok, so what have you installed other than Vista itself?

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

No, Sir!
I have no security softwate installed. it's pure 64 bit Ultimate.

:

Hi,

1) It works in Safe mode, so there is an indication that the device
and
its
driver are working properly.

2) I use that same board, and it works fine in normal mode with the
driver
that comes with Vista, so I can safely state that this nic and driver
are
Vista compatible and that it *should* be working.

What you likely have is interference from some program that is
installed
and
running in the background. Selectively disabling may help,
particularly
if
you are using some internet security software by the larger vendors.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

I have internet access only when Vista Ultimate is running in safe
mode.When
Vista is running normally, I am unable to access the internet no
matter
what
ethernet cards I use. Rc2 was connecting fine before I bought the
Ultimate
until I unplugged the NIC wire to move the computer. I thought the
non
beta
version would fix the problem. Not so.
I am using the Asus A8V mobo which has the Marvell Yukon
88E8001/8003/8010
PCI gigabit ethernet controller. Device manager shows the cards [all
the
ones
I tried] are installed correctly but they all say 'cable unplugged".
The
latest Linksys 10/100 LNE 100TX ver 4.x card with an Infineon AN983B
PCI
based Fast Ethernet adapter installed by Windows update gets stuck
in
identifying the network because unable to get ip address. no help
tool
works
in Windows to fix the issues. i spend days and night trying to find
a
fix.
Nothing.
Any one can help by suggesting some kinds of tweaks?

Remember, when Windows Vista Ultimate runs in safe mode, I have no
problem
whatsoever connecting to the internet or other computers. I tried
all
the
latest Vista drivers. Did I buy a 'safe mode " copy of Windows Vista
Ultimate?

Microsoft, can you help me here. Please! Windows Vista Ultimate
turns
out
to
be so expensive.
HHHHHEEEEELLLLLPPPPPP!

 

[Rick Rogers]

Hi,

Have you tried using the last known good config from the boot menu?

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

Now, I am unable to access the computer because of a registry file hive
problem from nowhere. i am looking for some help on how to use the
registry
back up files in the computer to replace the corrupt or damaged ones. the
repair tools from the Visat DVD can not help. it can't even find any
restore
point in the hard drive even though i saw many before the blue screen. i
am
using 2 SATA WD hard drives as one drive. i have rc2 installed on another
drive and i have access to final Vista Ultimate drive. Any help on fixing
the
registry back up files with .sav or .old extension so I can load the Vista
Ultimate. I am at my 2nd activation and i do not want to reinstall Vista
Ultimate again and reactivate again, unless necessary.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!

Hi,

Disabling that function of IPv4 was a workaround in a beta, it has
nothing
to do with the release version's driver.

For now, try removing your AV product and the mobile device software, see
if
this resolves the issue.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

After Vista, I installed:
Adobe Reader 8, AOL 9.0 VR, ATI latest driver for Radeon 9550, Clamwin
Free
Antivirus, Microsoft Student Premieum 2007, E-Sword, Windows Mobile
Device
Center, Wordperfect.
I notice that the integrated gigabit ethernet card shows no Physical
address
like the Belkin wireless adapter I use.
What are settings that you have when you click on Configure the
integratedethernet card ? some suggested to disable IPv4 checksum
offload..
That does not work for me.
:

Hi,

Ok, so what have you installed other than Vista itself?

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

No, Sir!
I have no security softwate installed. it's pure 64 bit Ultimate.

:

Hi,

1) It works in Safe mode, so there is an indication that the device
and
its
driver are working properly.

2) I use that same board, and it works fine in normal mode with the
driver
that comes with Vista, so I can safely state that this nic and
driver
are
Vista compatible and that it *should* be working.

What you likely have is interference from some program that is
installed
and
running in the background. Selectively disabling may help,
particularly
if
you are using some internet security software by the larger
vendors.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

I have internet access only when Vista Ultimate is running in safe
mode.When
Vista is running normally, I am unable to access the internet no
matter
what
ethernet cards I use. Rc2 was connecting fine before I bought
the
Ultimate
until I unplugged the NIC wire to move the computer. I thought
the
non
beta
version would fix the problem. Not so.
I am using the Asus A8V mobo which has the Marvell Yukon
88E8001/8003/8010
PCI gigabit ethernet controller. Device manager shows the cards
[all
the
ones
I tried] are installed correctly but they all say 'cable
unplugged".
The
latest Linksys 10/100 LNE 100TX ver 4.x card with an Infineon
AN983B
PCI
based Fast Ethernet adapter installed by Windows update gets
stuck
in
identifying the network because unable to get ip address. no help
tool
works
in Windows to fix the issues. i spend days and night trying to
find
a
fix.
Nothing.
Any one can help by suggesting some kinds of tweaks?

Remember, when Windows Vista Ultimate runs in safe mode, I have
no
problem
whatsoever connecting to the internet or other computers. I tried
all
the
latest Vista drivers. Did I buy a 'safe mode " copy of Windows
Vista
Ultimate?

Microsoft, can you help me here. Please! Windows Vista Ultimate
turns
out
to
be so expensive.
HHHHHEEEEELLLLLPPPPPP!