Before, the chip reduces transmission power if it detects a short cable to save a bit of power.ģ. It will make the network card consume maybe 0.1w.0.25w more compared to the default modes, because the card now sends stronger signal, as if you had up to 100 meters of network cable. On my card, you can see there Energy Efficient Ethernet and Green Ethernet - you can set those to Disabled and restart PC. Even if you use a regular cable, try to disable these power saving features If you use a long ethernet cable, or a cable that's CCA (copper clad aluminum), go in device manager at your network card at advanced properties and disable any power saving feature. Try just replacing the ethernet cable with a new one and see if that repeats.Ģ. Maybe for some reason, the cable is broken in such a way that once in a while, some data packets get corrupted in such a way that they cause the network card to try to reset itself or to try to downgrade the speed to 100 mbps and that fails, causing a reset. It shouldn't happen, network cards are designed in such a way so that if a cable fails, there's no problems, but still in very rare cases it can happen. Bad ethernet cable or cable that's going bad. That could be caused by several things - all these are possibilities, not saying this is the fault.ġ. This network interface has reset 60 time(s) since it was last initialized." You have an error message which is clear: "The network driver detected that its hardware has stopped responding to commands. It's a realtek gigabit chip, the same chip that's used on motherboards for maybe 10+ years now.
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