

Selected all options in the Power Management Tab of the Intel(R) 82567LM-3 Gigabit Network Connection Properties dialog box Updated the Bios Using HPQFlash to 1.15.06 (SP49151)Ĭhanged the Link Speed from Auto-negotiate to 100Mbps Full Duplex on the Link-Speed Tab of the Intel(R) 82567LM-3 Gigabit Network Connection Properties dialog Box Installed the Intel(R) Network connections 14.6.10.0 program (SP47108) Uninstalled the default Intel(R) Network connections program from the Add /Remove programs applet. Here is a list of thing that I have done to get to this point.

It will actually be located in) and will be testing for a few more days. Today I moved one to a more restricted OU (the one that I have two computers in a test environment that are on the domain in a semi restricted OU that has yet to lose connection over a period of a week.

I have had some success with this issue on the domain. This also seems to occur only after a period of inactivity. : Intel(R) 82567LM Gigabit Network Connecti Wireless LAN adapter Wireless Network Connection: Remember, every second Friday, no bodyĭies and even if they do you won’t hear it here.Host Name. Well, I have made it halfway through February and still presenting an upbeat, good news Spark.

However, if I go into the Device Manager, find my NIC, disable it, and re-enable it, Windows always recognizes the network as the domain when the card comes back online. This causes all sorts of fun stupidity, like the wrong firewall rules being applied. The "Network and Sharing Center" control panel just shows the current network as a "work network" (probably something I chose in the past as an alternative to public or home). Occasionally when I reboot or power-cycle my PC my machine will not recognize my network as being on the work domain.
