Realtek pcie gbe family controller tp link drivers

#REALTEK PCIE GBE FAMILY CONTROLLER TP LINK DRIVERS DRIVER#
#REALTEK PCIE GBE FAMILY CONTROLLER TP LINK DRIVERS PC#

Hope my instruction could help someone out! If you've tried all that and it didn't help you, you can switch everything back on the same way you've disabled it.

#REALTEK PCIE GBE FAMILY CONTROLLER TP LINK DRIVERS PC#

Not sure if you have to restart your PC after that, but I did. Find your wi-fi adapter connection, right-click it and chose properties (again, not sure how it's in english but it must be the lower option), in Network tab you should see a list of components, find there 'Kaspersky Anti-Virus NDIS 6 Filter', uncheck it and click 'Ok'. So, if you're gonna try it, go to Control Panel, Network Connections (not sure how it's called in english version), there you should see all you network connections. I think that It could decrease the protection level but in my case the internet stability is more important than security. The next thing may work only if you have (or had) a Kaspersky Antivirus installed. After that, make sure that there's no 'swusb' or 'runsw' processes running (ctr + shift + esc, to show the list of running services). A window should open, click on tab 'Services', find 'RunSwUSB' in the list (can't guarantee that you have it though), uncheck it and press 'Ok' and reboot your PC. So if you still decide to try that out, open Windows Start menu, type 'cmd' and launch command line, type 'msconfig' there and hit enter. This is some Realtek service which launches 'swusb' process on each startup, not sure what does it do, I don't seem to have any realtek devices on my PC, but keep in mind that if you do have, disabling it may cause those devices to work improperly. I think I've found a solution for me, at least I had no disconnects for about 5 days since I've tried what I'm going to describe next.ДЇirst of all I've disabled 'RunSwUSB' service. As it is right now, the stick is almost unuable with the sudden disconnects.

#REALTEK PCIE GBE FAMILY CONTROLLER TP LINK DRIVERS DRIVER#

Is this a hardware problem with some devices or is this a Windows 10 64bit driver problem. I am having exactly the same problem here in Germany and from looking at Amazon reviews I am not the only one. My motherboard is Gigabyte GA-B85-HD3 and the adapter is connected to its USB3.0 port. The only way to fix this problem is to unplug and plug the adapter back in again (even PC restart not always help). Sometimes it works fine for hours and sometimes it stops in a few minutes after PC startup. It stays connected to the network but I canвЂ™t open any site or even connect to my other local devices (including router setup web-page).

It just stops transfering data occasionally. I have TL-WR841N(D) router and all the other devices in my network work fine except for my PC with Win 10 and T4U adapter.

Realtek pcie gbe family controller tp link drivers