network adapter nvidia nforce 10 100 mbps ethernet

Thank you for any help: this problem is getting really annoying moreover, I would not like to bring the PC to the assistance since I need it for work. Now, after two remove-and-reinstall-driver I have succeeded to connect, and the Ipconfig /all log is reported at the end of the message. The ipconfig /all does not show the Nvidia adapter when I have the problem (so the part of the below log starting with 'Scheda Ethernet Connessione alla rete locale (LAN):' and finishing with 'NetBIOS su TCP/IP. The card recognizes that the network cable is inserted (there is 'cable disconnected' when I actually disconnect the cable from the PC, and when I reconnect the cable the status is 'enabled' but again with the red X on the network icon) the notebook thus can not communicate with the modem-router (i can not connect via IE to my router at 192.168.1.1 - no page found error.). When it is not connected, I have a red X on the network icon, but in Network configuration the status is 'Enabled'. I have also tried to unistall the driver from 'Installed Applications', reboot the machine and let Windows find the network adapter in order to install the driver, and sometimes the PC get connected. I have to uninstall the driver from Control Panel and reinstall (often two or three times) before it will get connected. Starting one week ago, my Nvidia nforce network adapter is not connecting to the router after PC boot (the RJ45 connector on the PC shows a steady green light and no flashing yellow light the yellow light instead is flashing when I succeed to connect). The PC has also a wireless network adapter, but I don't use it and it is not enabled.

The network adapter on the PC is a Nvidia Nforce 10/100/1000. It may have done this orginially, but it is such a quick reset you would never notice anyway.I have a notebook Compaq CQ60-302SL (Vista Home Basic SP2) connected by cable with a Modem-router TRUST 14954-02. It will take a few seconds for your Internet connection to re-establish after coming out of Sleep mode, but it beats having to reset the network adaptor. Like I said, I'm no MS Support 'ENGINEER' just a frustrated user! Hope this helps - I searched everywhere for a solution to this problem and finally stumbled on to this myself. I changed the IPv6 and the power save settings back to original values and everything still works with the one change as detailed above. I tried all the other fixes you mentioned in your post and they did nothing for me as well. Go to 'Reset PHY If Not In Use' and change the value to 'Enable'. Click on the 'Configure' button, then the 'Advanced' tab. Right click on your connection, usually 'Local Area Connection', then click properties. Open 'Control Panel', Click on 'Network and Sharing Center' then click on 'Manage Network Connections' in the left sidebar. I am not a MS 'Engineer' but this worked for me:

Network adapter nvidia nforce 10 100 mbps ethernet