Internet problem

Doremon · Nov 13, 2014

I have BSNL broadband connection to my home pc.

Since last 3 days, I am facing unusual internet problem. On Chrome & FF, union bank and icici direct site not open & other regular site like Techenclave, GMail etc takes reasonable time.

This was not witnessed before I changed mobo-new Pentium G2030 with Gigabyte H61M-S board. The old one was Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 (2.2 GHz) with Intel D945GCNL Mother Board

What is the culprit?

1) Broadband Connection ??- But, BSNL works fine. Wifi is just perfect and ok.
2) New mobo compability issue? - Just emerging in mind but not sure as I am not expert. Upgrading rig would not be impact surfing speed, I assume.
3) Union bank & ICICI Direct not open on both-Chrome & FFox. Other site opens slowly. Internet getting slow.

Message appeared:
The Webpage is not available
The connection has timed out.

whats problem? pl guide. Home PC work held up.

bigb123 · Nov 13, 2014

Reinstall network drivers.

Doremon · Nov 13, 2014

bigb123 said:
Reinstall network drivers.

how? pl guide.

Damn,,, second time I just washed my hand without doing important work(money transfer, job application..) even spending 1 and half hours!!!

. Only round n round n round circle on top of web page.....

bigb123 · Nov 13, 2014

From ur new motherboard drivers cd.

asingh · Nov 14, 2014

Go to your motherboard makers official page. Download the drivers and install them. Specially the chipset ones.

bigb123 · Nov 14, 2014

Which wifi router u using?? Have u configured it to use with new mobo??

Doremon · Nov 14, 2014

bigb123 said:
Which wifi router u using?? Have u configured it to use with new mobo??

how to check this? :nailbiting:

I'm IT noob.
Well, CPU straightway connect to monitor, wi-fi & speaker system after installing new mobo in it by local technician.

Doremon · Nov 14, 2014

asingh said:
Go to your motherboard makers official page. Download the drivers and install them. Specially the chipset ones.

got it. how can I check which MS XP version on my computer - 32bit or 64bit.? Asking coz both option available on site. Do I need to download all drivers for Audio, LAN, SATA Raid, VGA also in addition to chipset drivers?

bigb123 said:
Which wifi router u using?? Have u configured it to use with new mobo??

Don't know how to check configuration of wifi router for new mobo?!

rdst_1 · Nov 14, 2014

Doremon said:
got it. how can I check which MS XP version on my computer - 32bit or 64bit.? Asking coz both option available on site. Do I need to download all drivers for Audio, LAN, SATA Raid, VGA also in addition to chipset drivers?

Don't know how to check configuration of wifi router for new mobo?!

Right click on My Computers< Properties. That should show you which Windows you are running. Most probably you would be running 32bit version as XP 64bit wasn't that popular and barely adopted by the masses.

Doremon · Nov 14, 2014

rdst_1 said:
Right click on My Computers< Properties. That should show you which Windows you are running. Most probably you would be running 32bit version as XP 64bit wasn't that popular and barely adopted by the masses.

Mentioned-->XP Professional Version 2002. Chipset driver installed & extracted. Do I need anything more on drivers?

Do I need to download all drivers for Audio, LAN, SATA Raid, VGA also in addition to chipset drivers?

rdst_1 · Nov 15, 2014

Doremon said:
Mentioned-->XP Professional Version 2002. Chipset driver installed & extracted. Do I need anything more on drivers?

Do I need to download all drivers for Audio, LAN, SATA Raid, VGA also in addition to chipset drivers?

You will be definitely better off installing all those drivers.

booo · Nov 15, 2014

This usually happens because of the shitty DNS service provided by the ISPs. change the DNS from DHCP to google's DNS.

asingh · Nov 15, 2014

Doremon said:
got it. how can I check which MS XP version on my computer - 32bit or 64bit.? Asking coz both option available on site. Do I need to download all drivers for Audio, LAN, SATA Raid, VGA also in addition to chipset drivers?

Use this link to determine the version:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-IN/windows7/find-out-32-or-64-bit

DL all the drivers. Install them one after another. Let the computer re-start as many times as you get a prompt.

Doremon · Nov 21, 2014

booo said:
This usually happens because of the shitty DNS service provided by the ISPs. change the DNS from DHCP to google's DNS.

Hey boo, you hit the bell!

Done. thanks a lot man.

asingh, rdst_1 & bigb123 :- thank you all of you bro...

Drivers installed for motherboard and DNS changed. Now, works just smooth and fine.

Just one question, should I keep checking on driver updates for mother board. If yes, any setting to get auto updates ONLY for this motherboard drivers?

I realized TE privilege many time, this time too....thanks to TE also :happy:

bigb123 · Nov 21, 2014

If the drivers are working fine, no need to update them. Just install and forget.

Doremon · Nov 23, 2014

Seems that local shop technician just sold mobo; not bothering even to updates drivers. Thanks TEins for suggestions above. I downloaded & installed drivers as per below screenshot. However, today, with my bit surprise I found RealTek HD Audio Manager & installed immediately. I love RealTek HD & lost https://www.techenclave.com/communi...-creative-sbs-560-woofer.153280/#post-1881506 before 1 year ago. So happy to have 5.1 Ch original hi-fi sound from Creative 5.1 system again.

Now, concerning if I miss any other software I need to activate like RealTek found all of sudden i.e. without my knowledge.
Pl enlighten me if I am not aware of other software activation after downloading drivers folder, as below:

Also got message (Screenshot below) while installing "XP" drivers.

Doremon · Nov 26, 2014

looks like no one on board who shares my joy ... :cigar:

Crazy_Eddy · Nov 26, 2014

Did you reinstall the OS after upgrading your system? Is this XP 32 or 64 bit?

The only drivers you need :
- Realtek azalia audio
- Realtek lan
- Intel 6 series chipset
- Intel vga

Nothing else is needed.

The iata/rapid storage drivers aren't working probably because your HDD isn't running in AHCI mode. Not a big deal.

Doremon · Nov 26, 2014

Crazy_Eddy said:
Did you reinstall the OS after upgrading your system? Is this XP 32 or 64 bit

Hey Crazy_Eddy got you again bro... you meant XP reinstallation after downloading drivers?! Its XP 32.

Crazy_Eddy said:
The only drivers you need :
- Realtek azalia audio
- Realtek lan
- Intel 6 series chipset
- Intel vga.

I think, all these downloaded as mentioned in screenshot posted in earlier post.

Crazy_Eddy said:
The iata/rapid storage drivers aren't working probably because your HDD isn't running in AHCI mode. Not a big deal.

What? Not getting you properly.

Crazy_Eddy · Nov 26, 2014

Doremon said:
you meant XP reinstallation after downloading drivers?

No i mean did your PC technician perform a clean XP install after changing to the new motherboard + processor.

Doremon said:
I think, all these downloaded as mentioned in screenshot posted in earlier post.

Yeah you downloaded a lot of drivers in the 1st screenshot. From those, only these 4 are needed. The rest are either bloat or not applicable.

Doremon said:
What? Not getting you properly.

The 2nd screenshot which says your PC doesn't mean minimum reqs.

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