Collect event viewer log (see instruction below).Memory dump after the issue reproduced (see instruction below).I'm working directly with our engineering team to help debug this issue. If you are willing, we could use your help.Ĭan you please share with us the following: I also couldn't find any NVM drivers as stated by drzoidberg80 for my Motherboard too and NVM drivers from Intel could potentially damage the component as stated in the discussion by Mike_Intel. I also tried the driver version 1.1.3.34 that I found on the ASUS Forum: īut to no avail. The installed driver version is 1.1.3.28. I also tried every possible step with the default configuration of the network Chip. So as far as I could conclude, it has to be an issue in the Network Management, but I can't pinpoint the Issue itself. However, after I start Spotify while downloading at the same time, the Bandwidth immediately drops from around 1Gbps to around 200Mbps for the Steam download(see Peak Speed and momentary speed in attachment). I was able to recreate the issue with the following setup: I randomly picked a huge game from Steam and started downloading. I attached some pictures for the issues that I mentioned to get a better understanding of this problem. As far as I could see, the Device gets started but it doesn't take long for it to encounter some kind of error along the way.
Wake on Magic Packet: Enabled -> DisabledĪnd after that I checked the Events for the I226-V Network Chip and it has some issues with the e2fexpress function/file/.inf(?). Wake on Link Settings: Forced -> Disabled Wake from S0ix on Magic Packet: Enabled -> Disabled Speed & Duplex: Auto Negotiation -> 2.5 Gbps Full Duplex Interrupt Moderation: Enabled -> Disabled I wanted to achieve an always active Network Connection without any S-States activated or any other form of Energy Efficiency in place, hence why under the advanced properties for the I226-V Chip, I tinkered with the following configurations, hoping to potentially resolve the issue:Įnergy Efficient Ethernet: Enabled -> Disabledįlow Control: Auto Negotiation -> Rx & Tx Enabled I also tried the same steps as drzoidberg80 tried but unfortunately, it just won't work however I configure it. I have an Issue with the Intel Ethernet Controller I226-V on a MSI MAG Z790 TOMAHAWK WIFI DDR5 and I tried to help myself but this issue seems to be more common so I need a little bit of help.
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