No internet via cable, realtek pcie gbe family controller code 10

Hello, I have a problem getting the Internet '' by cable ''. I will quickly describe what I noticed, what I tried to fix it.

In the device manager I have with my integrated Realtek PCIe GBE family controller (it is on the Asus p7p55M motherboard) a yellow triangle with an exclamation mark, in the device state it says '' This device cannot be started. Code 10``. I installed the drivers from the home page of ASUS, however, after installing the state of affairs looked the same. I was looking for drivers after entering the identifier of the card in Google, but as you can guess it also did not bring results. In addition, when I enter the network and sharing center -> change the network card settings, I don't see any LAN card, only the WiFi broadcom network card, thanks to which I connect via wifi. When installing the driver from an asus website, a window pops up after the installation is finished, saying 'Failed to install the device driver software'

Here hardware identifiers if someone would be needed to solve my problem

PCI \ VEN_10EC & DEV_8168 & REV_03 & SUBSYS_83A31043
PCI \ VEN_10EC & DEV_8168 & SUBSYS_83A31043
PCI \ VEN_10EC & DEV_8168 & CC_020000
PCI \ VEN_10EC & DEV_8168 & CC_0200

I'm counting on your help!

Are you installing rudders for the right version of windows?

The card may have broken. Run linux live from usb / dvd and check if the card works.

To ruin in such a short time? I have less than 4 months. As for installing other systems - dropped out, but thanks for the willingness to help

There was no problem with the wired card before?

Ever since I installed win 7 x64, I had win XP before, but with the system change, there was a computer change.

So, as I understand, you haven't used a wired card from the very beginning and only now you want to use it?

I've been trying to run it for ~ 2 months

What exactly does the Device Manager show and what drivers are you trying to install?

As I wrote in the post, drivers from Asus, realteka and those found from the Internet do not work. As I also wrote in the post, the Realtek Pcie gbe family controller has a yellow triangle with an exclamation mark, and the device status says that this device cannot be started, code 10. When installing some drivers, a message pops up saying that windows found the drivers, but encountered an error while install it.

jimasek wrote:

What exactly does the Device Manager show and what drivers are you trying to install?

If you want to cooperate, talk to us because we won't get along. I would like a print screen from the device manager and a link to the driver you are trying to install.

I understand that it is not known what's going on, so yes, below are screenshots from the task manager
and here links to sites from which I downloaded the drivers:
https://www.asus.com/pl/Motherboards/P7P55M/HelpDesk_Download/
http://www.driveridentifier.com/scan/realtek-...20EF7FD3EED862/PCI%5CVEN_10EC%26DEV_816826263 download normally, now I don't know what happened)
https://drp.su/en/hwids/PCI%5CVEN_10EC%26DEV_8168%26SUBSYS_83A31043%26REV_03?os=windows-7-x64 and most likely it is

Have you tried these drivers?
Uninstall the current one, enter safe mode with network support and install the ones I gave - manually from your finger through the device manager.
Have you checked in the BIOS if sometimes there is something disabled?

hermes-80 wrote:

Have you tried these drivers?
Uninstall the current one, enter safe mode with network support and install the ones I gave - manually from your finger through the device manager.
Have you checked in the BIOS if sometimes there is something disabled?

You have not provided any drivers Yes I checked, everything turned on

http://www.realtek.cz/realtek-download.php?realtek=RTL8168DP_8111DP&system=6

from the website: http://www.realtek.cz/realtek-driver.php?realtek=network

hermes-80 wrote:

http://www.realtek.cz/realtek-download.php?realtek=RTL8168DP_8111DP&system=6

from the website: http://www.realtek.cz/realtek-driver.php?realtek=network

I did as you wrote, unfortunately still the same, the system found the driver, blah blah blah ...

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/f...64/4b56a992-e7c2-45a8-8d02-b9e7eac2dc99?auth= 1

Everything indicates that you have the necessary drivers here (info from the link above):
http://www.realtek.com/downloads/downloadsVie...5&Level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false#1

If you are still having problems - then reset the BIOS.
If it still doesn't change anything, buy a new power cord and don't bother with such an antique.

KOCUREK1970 wrote:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/f...64/4b56a992-e7c2-45a8-8d02-b9e7eac2dc99?auth= 1

Everything indicates that you have the necessary drivers here (info from the link above):
http://www.realtek.com/downloads/downloadsVie...5&Level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false#1

If you are still having problems - then reset the BIOS.
If it still doesn't change anything, buy a new power cord and don't bother with such an antique.

Unfortunately, the attempt failed. I just do not know what will give me a bios reset in this situation, everything related to this matter is in place, and I will not buy a new power cord because it is an integrated power cord with the motherboard (I think it is called that), I know it because this motherboard has one Ethernet cable input that has no visible card.

Ikscer wrote:

and I will not buy a new power cable because it is an integrated power cable with the motherboard (I think it is called that), I know that because this motherboard has one Ethernet cable input with no visible card.

Does the motherboard have any free PCI / PCI-e ports?
Buy a card for a sufficiently free slot.

You can still try to burn some of the latest linux / ubuntu / kali / debian distributions and see if your card will fire - if not like your colleague wrote above - disable the network card in the BIOS and buy some decent PCI-E slot.