B85m gaming killer nic not gigabit

Hi,
I understand by searching that there are varied issues with the Killer e2200 nic. I have a couple of issues but the most important is that I am unable to get gigabit speed from the nic. I am running Win7 x64 and have tried several suggestions to solve my issue but am unable to. I first noticed the issue running a backup and even my auto sensing switch shows a 10/100 connection.
Things I have tried:

Thanks for the reply, and sorry for my issues getting my question posted.
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what router you are using?
I am using an older Trendnet TEG-S80TXE Gb switch connected to a Netgear R7000. I get the same results plugging into the Trendnet or the Netgear.
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list all killer driver versions that you've tried
-I have tried the most current suite listed here under my motherboard which is 1.50.1073 and the newest suite on killer's site 1.51.1426 i believe they are the same driver though. The .inf says DriverVer 8.1.0.23.
-Drivers alone I have tried 8.0.2.42, 8.1.0.23 from the sticky, and a Qualcomm Atheros AR81Family driver version 2.1.0.21
-I uninstall from control panel and run KillerCleaner between attempts. Killer Cleaner doesn't seem to remove the suite software.
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you are in some kind of error, 1.0 Gbps is never listed there, only 10/100.
Auto [default] should bring you 1.0 Gbps speed if supported
This was not the case in my old Windows XP machine or other Windows 7 computers with Gb nics that I have looked at. Auto Negotiation is defaulted but 1.0 Gbps Full Duplex is listed under Speed & Duplex in device manager on those machines but is not listed on my b85m killer nic.

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