Hey guys I have an Intel 82579V Gigabit network adapter with the recent Windows 8.1 drivers installed & I am facing a very weird problem which never happened on Windows 8....the network adapter is getting disabled by Windows everytime I shut down my PC & when I try to enable it,it shows enabling adapter & it gets disabled immediately & if I try to restart/shutdown my PC,it freezes at the restarting/shutdown screen & I have to hard reset it...when that happens the network adapter starts working again with no problems. Is there a way to fix this issue?? This happens only on Windows 8.1,never happened on Windows 8
I am curious as well...since they haven't offered a real 'professional' solution for this issue...at some it works at others, not....
It worked,I reinstalled the driver & applied the firmware update I didn't notice it before that the adapter name was changing....Thanks bros BTW:- I see 4 more LAN connections that have been made in network & sharing centre named as TAP-Win 32 adapter OAS (there are 1 of these shown) & TAP-Windows Adapter v9(there are 2 of these shown)...what are these?? I didn't have these in Windows 8....the drivers for these adapters also show up in Device Manager
They are old and new versions of TunTAP Virtual Private Network Adapter, one solution used for KMS V6 (Windows 8.1/Server 2012 R2) localhost activation. Did you ever use CODYQX4's Microsoft Toolkit?