Windows 10: Intel 82579V WIn10 onboard LAN doesn't automatically load drivers

Hi, I had the exact same computer setup on WIndows 7 and the system worked flawless, after upgrading to Windows 10 there seems to have been a problem with the driver for this.

The driver does not load correctly and I have to load up device manager, and then network adapters > Intel(R) 82579V and right click it and click scan for hardware changes and it will load the correct driver.

Before I learnt to right click it and scan hardware changes. I would just restart the machine and on restart it will load the driver fine. It used to be annoying before, now less so. It behaves like an old classic car, it doesn't like a "cold start" and I have to manually get it to re-check for drivers.

Any ideas to fix this? this is a desktop computer and I thought about just installing a new gigabit Lan card, and hoping it would just fix it, but it's a waste of money and expansion slot just, so I am looking for a windows solution.

I have tried uninstalling the driver and let windows manage the driver. I can see on the intel website that it does not make a specific w10 driver for it, could that be the issue?

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Windows 10 loads the wrong driver for my Intel 82579V network adapter

Following a Windows Update last week, the problem has returned!!!

A new work around is to go into the Device Manager, delete

the Intel 82579LM driver and let Windows search for a hardware change

which loads the Intel 82579V driver.

 

Killer LAN drivers AND Intel LAN drivers?


I am installing new drivers after an upgrade to windows 10 from windows 8.1 and I have 2 separate issues.

The page I am using for drivers is here:
MSI Global

And I am following the suggested order.

1) When I began setup for the Intel VGA driver I received an error message saying that "This computer does not meet the requirements."

- I skipped it and continued down the list of drivers but I am concerned since the second monitor I want to use is still not working.
- The Nvidia VGA driver installed correctly.

Is this a normal error and I should accept it as I do not need that driver or should I find another Intel VGA driver to try?

2) I have installed the Killer LAN and Killer Wireless LAN drivers for my laptop. Do I now need to ALSO install the Intel Wireless LAN drivers or no? Is it optional or required or don't do it at all?

Thanks for your help!

 

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Any suggestions? It really sux.... I think the P5Q Pro is a buggy board...