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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

February 28, 2013, 4:07 pm
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Hi all,

 

For Windows 8 users, try turning off 'Fast Start-up'.  This forces Windows to boot from new rather than resuming from hibernation.

 

I too get the issues mentioned and I believe it is a timing issue.

 

Restarting forces Windows to boot fresh hence why the NIC comes back online for most of us.  'Resuming / fast boot' may be reloading Windows too quickly before the NIC has a chance to power up or the NIC drivers to respond.  This would also explain why it's easy to re enable the NIC by restarting its services or disabling/re-enabling.

 

For Windows 7 users, search Google for 'wait for network' registry key.  This forces Windows to wait for the network services to be ready before fully booting.  This usually helps PC's connected to a domain but may be worth trying.

 

Hope this is of some help!

Boyd

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

March 1, 2013, 3:31 am
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Hi all,

 

For Windows 8 users, try turning off 'Fast Start-up'.  This forces Windows to boot from new rather than resuming from hibernation.

 

I too get the issues mentioned and I believe it is a timing issue.

 

Restarting forces Windows to boot fresh hence why the NIC comes back online for most of us.  'Resuming / fast boot' may be reloading Windows too quickly before the NIC has a chance to power up or the NIC drivers to respond.  This would also explain why it's easy to re enable the NIC by restarting its services or disabling/re-enabling.

 

For Windows 7 users, search Google for 'wait for network' registry key.  This forces Windows to wait for the network services to be ready before fully booting.  This usually helps PC's connected to a domain but may be worth trying.

 

Hope this is of some help!

Boyd

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

March 8, 2013, 8:28 am
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Brent,

 

I had a similar issue on my ASUS P8Z77-V Z77 and my resolution was to download the Windows 8 Drivers (even if you are on Windows 7 they WILL work). (Make sure you get either the 32 bit or 64 bit versions as required) & extract them to the desktop, run the appropriate setup program and remove any existing Intel NIC drivers and software, reboot the PC and reinstall the drivers ONLY. Do not install Proset or anything below the driver checkbox. Uninstall anything else like TCP Optimzer AFTER you reset all registry changes back to Windows default.

 

By the way, this also solve the problem of not being able to uninstall the drivers. Do not use the ASUS or other manufacturers drivers, go to Intel support and search for 82579V. The ASUS drivers are out of date and they are broken anyway. The date for the 82579V driver that worked is 8/12/2012 (as shown in device mangler)

 

On Time Warner, I could not get any speeds above 2 meg before the change. After the new drivers, I am consistently getting speeds in excess of 25 meg. Go figure, at least this works. Do NOT reinstall TCP Optimizer, I tried with and without and simply reinstalling and running "Optimal" dropped my speeds back to 1-2 megs best. That program does nothing for Windows 7 only XP.

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

March 8, 2013, 8:36 am
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Chemist, I had a similar issue on my ASUS P8Z77-V Z77 and my resolution was to download the Windows 8 Drivers (even if you are on Windows 7 they WILL work). (Make sure you get either the 32 bit or 64 bit versions as required) & extract them to the desktop, run the appropriate setup program and remove any existing NIC drivers and software, reboot the PC and reinstall the drivers ONLY. Do not install Proset or anything below the driver checkbox. Uninstall anything else like TCP Optimzer AFTER you reset all registry changes back to Windows default. 

 

By the way, this also solve the problem of not being able to uninstall the drivers. Do not use the ASUS or other manufacturers drivers, go to Intel support and search for 82579V. The ASUS drivers are out of date and they are broken anyway. The date for the 82579V driver that worked is 8/12/2012 (as shown in device mangler)

 

On Time Warner, I could not get any speeds above 2 meg before the change. After the new drivers, I am consistently getting speeds in excess of 25 meg. Go figure, at least this works. Do NOT reinstall TCP Optimizer, I tried with and without and simply reinstalling and running "Optimal" dropped my speeds back to 1-2 megs best. That program does nothing for Windows 7 only XP.

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

March 10, 2013, 7:05 pm
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Thanks, Dan Paul.

 

I do have a windows 8 driver installed. My OS is Windows 8 x64.  I am now using a Microsoft driver 12.0.150.0, instead of the Intel driver.  It has been working pretty well.

 

I can never find the exact Intel driver on the Intel site.  They have a 82579 but not a 82579v listed.  I think that I have tried them all.  The Microsoft driver appears to work very well.

 

My motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD5H (rev. 1.1).  It has dual NICs.  The other being a Qualcomm Atheros AR8161 NIC.  For a while I actually disabled the Intel NIC and used the Atheros.  After installing the Microsoft 12.0.150.0 driver I have had no issues.  I'm thinking the problem may be (as you suggested) with all that ProSet & TCPIP garbage in the Intel driver.  The Microsoft driver has none of that.

 

I'm getting great home network transfer speeds and great Internet speeds (84 Mbps down and 39 Mbps up with Verizon Fios).

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

March 15, 2013, 4:43 am
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I have an Asus P8Z77-V (BIOS version 1606).

 

I started getting this problem but I think I have fixed it by setting "Link Speed" to "100Mbps Full Duplex" and "Gigabit Master Slave Mode" to "Force Master Mode". It is annoying to not be able to use Gigabit Ethernet though.

 

At first I never got this issue, but then it started when I updated the Intel Network Connection drivers. I tried 17.2 and 17.3 but they didn't fix it. Actually I only ran the NVM utility after I had updated to those versions.

 

I tried uninstalling the drivers and then reinstalling the one that came with my motherboard drivers CD but the problem still occurred.

 

Anyway, I just saw this problem mentioned somewhere else that suggests it could be a problem with the motherboard BIOS: Tools to flash and recover BIOS on ASUS P8xxx boards (FD44Editor, FTK) - [H]ard|Forum

 

Problem: Integrated Intel LAN can't start, code 10 in device manager.

Solution: GbE region is corrupted. Reflash GbE region.

 

So I'm hoping that if I just upgrade my BIOS version it might fix the issue without the need to disable 1GBps Link Speed. Otherwise I might try using that FTK tool to reflash only the GbE region of the BIOS.

 

Just wanted to mention that here incase it helps anyone!

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

March 17, 2013, 12:21 am
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Well, funny this.

 

I've been having a disconnection issue when I use P2P software.  I've been dealing with it for about a month now.

 

Finally Googled about it and sure enough the second result was this thread... which was made 2 years ago.

 

I haven't had this problem before and I've been using the Intel NIC for many months now.  I used to use a Killer 2100, but it's had a problem where it breaks P2P connectivity for some unknown reason (I and Bigfoot have never been able to discover the issue; nothing but a full Windows OS reinstall fixes it) so I stopped using it last year.

 

Why it's suddenly disconnecting when it hasn't before, I don't know, but the fact that issues with this NIC has existed for a while is incredibly disheartening.  Hopefully ASUS (and other board partners) use better quality NICs on future boards.  Shame I'm limited to PCI due to needing to use a legacy card, else I'd grab one with an integrated Killer (though that may backfire if the eNIC still has the P2P issue the dNIC does)

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

March 28, 2013, 1:05 pm
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I just wanted to chime in here and note that I am having the same issue.

 

Intel 82579V on an Asus Sabertooth Z77 Motherboard.

 

I have tried every fix noted in this thread and elsewhere, but the problem still remains.

 

The network adapter needs to be disabled then enabled after Windows boots before it will connect. This is very inconvenient. I have tried all driver versions available for my motherboard, but the problem remains.

 

Please find a solution to this problem.

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

April 18, 2013, 10:23 am
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Welp, another update.

 

It also disconnects when using streaming software.  ie. when the upstream portion of the connection is being used.

 

This is damaging to me, as I'm both disconnected from what I'm playing and what I'm streaming to viewers.  (Not to mention it also screws up the VoD)

 

The disconnection rate is not consistent, but the higher quality I stream, the more it disconnects.  I've disconnected doing 720p60, 1080p30/45/60 streams.  I thought 1080p30 was safe, until it disconnected just now, which caused me to post this update.

 

Again, this hasn't happened to me before; I've done many hour long streams in the past just fine; it's only been in the last few months that I've been getting disconnections.

 

And actually, now that I think about it, I installed that firmware update a while back.  I'm thinking that caused this issue.  Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a way to flash back that I know of, short of getting a replacement motherboard.

 

I am in no mood to reinstall Windows to fix my Killer issues so I can actually use a NIC that works properly.  Maybe sometime I'll get fed up enough with this issue to do so..

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

April 25, 2013, 6:23 am
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Hi Intel,

Is there a way to troubleshoot the Intel 82579V "Network link is disconnected" issue?

It keeps disconnecting, sometimes each 20 seconds.

My other 3 PCs/NICs work just fine with the same cables and router (using Linksys E2000 with DDWRT), so I can't blame it on the cables or the router.

Tried changing many settings, but to no avail. Got the mobo replaced, but the new one still has the same issue (Intel DH77KC).

Using Intel 18.1 drivers on W8 64bits.

Ironically, I've been an AMD fan for many years and haven't had any issues. But after switching to Intel, started having multiple strange problems...

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

May 23, 2013, 12:15 pm
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Just got a new PC with Asus Sabertooth Z77 mobo, having the same issue as many folks report here:

 

Asus Sabertooth Z77 motherboard, 16GB 1600 RAM, Intel i7-3770K CPU, Win 7 64bit Pro

EVGA GForce FTW GTX 670 w/2GB

Corsair Neutron GTX 240MB SATA III SSD + WD Caviar 2TB HDD

Connecting to a Time Warner provided UBEE DDW3612 cable modem and 4 port wireless router.

 

When I start the PC, I get an error ID: 27 in e1cexpress error that then fixes itself and everything connects at 1 gigabit, full duplex.  However, during the day, I will get randomly disconnected from the internet.  The network will disconnect, then anywhere from 10-20 seconds later reconnect again.  No mention of anything in the event viewer which is unhelpful.  Network speeds via multiple speed tests have been fine (20-30gb/s download, 3-4 upload).  I have 3 other PC's connected via wire to the same router, 2 with ASUS Sabertooth X58 motherboards, none of them having this same issue.  I have tried different cables, I have tried running the diagnostics for the Intel 82579V on-board adapter.  I have also uninstalled all of the ASUS drivers, tried with the native Win 7 driver and also tried installing the ProWinX64 latest version (18.3).  I have used the NVM tool (it tells me no update is needed).  I have turned off all power savings options, added the BFlagToggle line to the registry, changed the side scaling and disabled Interrupt Moderation.  I have also updated to the latest BIOS version from Asus.  None of these changes have stopped the disconnects from happening.  I'm considering purchasing a cheap PCI-e network adapter just so I can work without the disconnect issues.

 

Any ideas still unexplored?

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

May 25, 2013, 12:04 am
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I had exactly same: My network adapter reported 10 always on "cold boot".

Windows 8 Intel DH77DF motherboard (brand new)  and hence Intel 82579V network adapter.

 

I think it is now solved based on some hints above

  • First I found a workaround : Do "scan for hardware changes" on right click on adapter. This makes it work

 

  • But final solution seems to be : Disable "Turn on fast start-up"  in the power options - "choose what the power buttons do " (also based on hints above - Thanks
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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

July 7, 2013, 9:15 am
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Problem:  When NIC link speed is placed in "Auto Negotiation" or "1.0 Gigabit FD" link only last about 30 sec.@ 1GB FD.

 

Hardware:  ASUS P8Z77-V Pro, V1.xx Mobo (BIOS 2003), Netgear GS605V2 switch.

Software:  Win7 64 (fully updated), ProSet 17.3.63.0, Driver 12.6.45.0

Actions:  Ran 82579VSKU software which gave "This device's Flash will not be updated."

              Tried ASUS 17.0, 17.3 and  Intel CD 8.3, and Intel ProSet 18.3.

              Tried setting GB Master/Slave to Slave, Interrupt Modulation to Disable

              Turned off  "Energy Efficient Ethernet" "Reduce Link speed during standby" and "Idle"

 

What Works:  If I lock link @ 100Mbs FD, all is well.  Tried 2x different cables (that work fine on other systems, 1x CAT-6, 1x CAT5e {store bought}, Diagnostics pass with both cables in 100Mbps {link won't stay up in GB})

 

I have opened a ticket with ASUS, but I really think this is a Intel problem.  When I removed ASUS drivers and installed Intel I could only connect @ 100Mbps.

 

Any solutions??

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Additional troubleshooting  (using a D-Link router as a link partner) revealed that the Netgear GS605 was the problem. 

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

August 5, 2013, 9:27 am
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Hey all....

 

I cannot believe how many threads there are with people having connection problems with the 82579V ethernet.  I am at my wits end with this crap.  IT SHOULDNT BE THIS DIFFICULT TO GET IT TO WORK INTEL. 

 

What's even more frustrating is it works perfectly out of the box with Mac OSX...

 

Right now I HAVE to use my Atheros ethernet port in windows because there are obviously problems with the Intel one.  I'm going to try and install a hacked Atheros driver for my Mac OSX installation because I feel I will have less trouble if I just avoid the intel chip entirely right now.

 

Like I said, I get my full 60mbps on Mac OSX using the intel port, plug and play.. so it isn't a cable issue, it isn't a router issue, stop beating around the bush about it and fix it for windows users.

 

Its going to be a sad day when I have less trouble installing a homebrew Atheros driver for my other ethernet port on my Hackintosh than using the official drivers from Intel on windows.

 

/rant

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

July 25, 2013, 7:51 am
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it seems that the problem ocurrs when the 82579V is conected to a 10/100 network. i tried on a 10/100/1000 an not problems at all. So if your router is 10/100 u got a problem.. :/

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

August 16, 2013, 5:26 pm
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Hi all

 

this is my first post as i thought id never resort to this but i have an isue with my 82579v intel ethernet adapter

 

i tried to install windows 8 and during the install it said it wasnt compatible and to uninstall it to continue... i uninstalled it all and then i had windows 8 with no network so i rolled back to windows 7 even though i had to put a new copy and now i have a wondows.old folder. I tried downloading every driver for this i coiuld find off intel but none work... most of them say that they are corrupt or damaged when i extract to run

 

i have no idea what the latest diver is as they all dont install on my machine

 

PLEASEE HELLPPPPP

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

August 16, 2013, 8:26 pm
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Hi,

I'm not sure what's going on with your network connection, but I have at least one idea.

 

You might be seeing the problem fixed by the utility at https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=22026. I would give that a try.

 

The Windows 8 download is at https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=21642. (This same webpack works for Windows 7 too.) If the file is causing problems, there is an older version of the download at https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=23070. You don't need to extract these files to run them. Just run the exe file to install the drivers. I don't know what brand and model of your computer or motherboard you have, but you might want to try the drivers from the manufacturer's website. Those files are usually the versions tested with your system.

 

I hope this helps.

 

Mark H

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

August 17, 2013, 5:19 pm
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hi ive tried using the utlitiy and it always says it corrupt when trying to run it, also im using a z77 asus sabertooth mobo. ive used the cd that came with it and ran the drivers and they installed but still no connection

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

August 19, 2013, 8:59 am
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The posted files are good, so I don't know why you are getting a message that shows they are corrupt. Possibly there is something wrong with your installation of Windows or your connection isn't allowing you to get the entire file you are trying to download. You might want to try downloading the files from a different computer.

 

Mark H

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Re: Intel 82579V Issue

August 25, 2013, 2:33 pm
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Hi,

 

For my concern I got the bad chipset detection 82579LM instead of 82579V on a Asus P8Z77-V and therefore the code error 10.

 

Bios is up to date together with intel drivers.

 

When I applied the command patch Lewisville NVM ASKU, they're are 2 independant issues, either the command line says AdaptorFailure and the prog ends or it's crash after the 'Scanning' line on the cmd terminal.

 

I heard on other forums that the screw located near the chipset on the MB could cause this sort of code error 10.

 

Any guess ?

 

ty

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