Consistant network repair req'd? (Neo4-f)

After flipping through the forums I've noticed a couple of posts that were close to this issue, but not quite exactly what the problem is. In my case, every 5-15 minutes or so my network connection will just drop off, though the computer won't register it. Anything downloading in Azureus just stops dead, browser, e-mail... everything' gone. I go to the network connections window and run a simple repair, it's over in 30 secs and then everything works again for another 15 minutes or so. I've heard some people mention that you turn off the windows ability to shut the card down.. and Ive done that, though it's still just going dead. This sucks because how am I supposed to play an on-line game with a net connection like that?
Secondly... the bios how 2 selectors for network cards. The first two are related to the onboard lan controller, and the 2nd two options are related to the onboard gigabit lan. I leave the boot options off for obvious reasons, but the first one. "Onbioard MAC lan" I have to leave on "auto" or I can't seem to get the onboard network to function. My active devces in windows don't register the gigabit lan, just the nvidia. (My question with this part of it is... is that normal?)
Anyone have any thoughts about either of these two?

Hi Rasgueado,
Welcome to the forum. For the second lan controler to function you have to install the driver that you have on the Drivers CD that came with your board, you must have there the drivers for the Marvell controler that's your Gigabit lan (I  ).
For the problem of constant disconnect disable in the driver's properties the checksum verification, or you can use the Marvell controler, that seems to be more stable than the nVidia one.
Be well....

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