Windows 10: Network card going in and out?

so lately I have been having trouble with my wired internet going out on my pc. it would work fine then maybe twice a day it would disconnect and go to wifi causing a short disconnect from the internet. i thought that maybe the driver is out of date so i updated and there was a new driver. so i installed it and now it doesnt work at all. every minute or so i will see the wired connection icon appear in the task bar then it will dissappear. i tried to roll back the driver update but to no avail. please help my wifi suck in my part of the house in need a wired connection TIA

also - my wired adapter is a raeltek PCIe GbE Family Controller (the one built in on the mother board)

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Network card not showing

Hi,



Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community.



In order to help you better, could you please confirm a couple of things

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  Are you using router?
  
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  Are you getting any error message?
  
  
  

Is you are using router then I suggest you to reset the router and check if the issue persist.

Also I suggest you to update the Network Adapter driver. Here is the steps:

• 
  Press Windows+X key on your desktop and select
  Device Manager.
  
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  Locate Network drivers, expand, right click and click
  on Update.
  
  Hope this information was helpful and do let us know if you need further assistance. We will be glad to assist.
  
  
  

 

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Windows 1709 10 Gbit card not showing up (X540-T2)

Hi Duncan,

If the network card is not recognized by the computer, most probably, it's already defective or not properly connected. For us to identify what's causing the problem, we suggest that you follow these steps:

• Press Windows key + X and select Device Manager.
• Go to the View tab and put a tick on Show hidden devices.
• Expand Network adapters.
• Right-click the network adapter driver and select Properties.
• Go to the General tab.
• Under Device status, check if there is an error message listed.

As an initial troubleshooting step, we recommend that you unplug and re-plug the network card if possible.

Update us with the outcome so we can provide further assistance.