If you've used Windows with mapped drives you'll be familiar with the "Could not reconnect all network drives" error that has been around since Windows 7. There are no absolute fixes, but several workarounds. One such is to run a batch script at log on which reconnects the drives so you don't get that dreaded red X and a bunch of disconnected drives.
Connected to a 1GB motherboard NIC the process is essentially instantaneous. I have a task set up which runs at log on and runs a vbs script to reconnect all drives.
I recently purchased a bunch of ASUS XG-C100C 10gb NICs. The PCs they are installed in connect via Cat6A to a Netgear MS510TX switch, in my PCs case, to the 10g port.
When I log on the vbs script fails because the XG-C100C has not completed initialization, or is not ready (however you want to phrase it). originally the script had no delay, but I'm now up to 6 seconds and it's still failing.
As there are scripts and start up programs trying to access my server, the XG-C100C then logs a "Link lost" error in the event log (ID: 14). I'm told this is different to the "Connection Lost" error that the latest ASUS driver allegedly addresses (Which is the same event log error with the same ID).
The Network notification icon shows the network as connected as soon as the PC logs in, but it's actually not up.
Additionally, loading web pages from my web server are substantially slower with this card.
Has any one experienced this, know of any fixes, or are there any tweaks to settings that this card needs to run optimally?
Connected to a 1GB motherboard NIC the process is essentially instantaneous. I have a task set up which runs at log on and runs a vbs script to reconnect all drives.
I recently purchased a bunch of ASUS XG-C100C 10gb NICs. The PCs they are installed in connect via Cat6A to a Netgear MS510TX switch, in my PCs case, to the 10g port.
When I log on the vbs script fails because the XG-C100C has not completed initialization, or is not ready (however you want to phrase it). originally the script had no delay, but I'm now up to 6 seconds and it's still failing.
As there are scripts and start up programs trying to access my server, the XG-C100C then logs a "Link lost" error in the event log (ID: 14). I'm told this is different to the "Connection Lost" error that the latest ASUS driver allegedly addresses (Which is the same event log error with the same ID).
The Network notification icon shows the network as connected as soon as the PC logs in, but it's actually not up.
Additionally, loading web pages from my web server are substantially slower with this card.
Has any one experienced this, know of any fixes, or are there any tweaks to settings that this card needs to run optimally?