Go to the support website of your computer's manufacturer, enter the requested identifying information (your computer's serial number or Dell Service Tag), and then find, download, and install the driver.Ī description of that process for a Lenovo with Windows 7 is here: If you have a "name brand" computer - particularly a laptop. If you have installed a driver update, at least some users with this problem have solved it by uninstalling the current driver and then reinstalling the device using the "original" driver. You may have to look back "quite a while" to check for this. Have you installed any "optional" Windows Updates? Open Windows Update, click on the link to "View update history" and look for the installation of a driver related to your Intel network adapter. When you do that, connect the cable to a different port on your router - just in case. Sometimes, it's a simple as a bad Ethernet cable, so the first thing you should do is replace that cable.
This seems to be not an uncommon problem. It from doing this?I enlose the error log below in text form. For quite a while I've been experiencing a problem where my Intel(R) 82579V Gigabit Network Connection disconnects itself at will.I've been trying to fix this with no problem via a driver update from Intel which gave no success,so any advice on how to stop
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