Had some problems with overheating after my water cooler pump decided to go on strike indefinitely.
I replaced the water cooler with a simple but extremely large air cooling rig.
Afterwards the mobo Ethernet port quit working. In looking in the hardware details, it looks as if windows is recognizing it as a standard NIC port rather than using the specific Nvidia drivers. I plug in my cord and there is one green light but windows never recognizes the network. I have tried reinstalling the Nvidia drivers and windows does not recognize them automatically. So I tried to manually install the drivers. The installation process repeatedly can not find the proper files, but I again manually point to the driver locations. The system then abruptly restarts without warning.
Windows will not boot until i boot into safe mode w/o networking or restore to previous working settings (which reverts back to the generic networking driver).
Any thoughts?
I replaced the water cooler with a simple but extremely large air cooling rig.
Afterwards the mobo Ethernet port quit working. In looking in the hardware details, it looks as if windows is recognizing it as a standard NIC port rather than using the specific Nvidia drivers. I plug in my cord and there is one green light but windows never recognizes the network. I have tried reinstalling the Nvidia drivers and windows does not recognize them automatically. So I tried to manually install the drivers. The installation process repeatedly can not find the proper files, but I again manually point to the driver locations. The system then abruptly restarts without warning.
Windows will not boot until i boot into safe mode w/o networking or restore to previous working settings (which reverts back to the generic networking driver).
Any thoughts?
