H55m-E23 onboard lan doesnt work

i have an h55m-e23 mother board and the on board LAN stop working after 12 hrs. id looked in the bios to make sure that it was enabled and it was. i also tried to reinstall the drivers for it but it said that the device can not be found. is there anything else i could try.
my computer specs are as followed:
atx power up mid tower case
Intel i3-540 (3.6ghz)
4GB ddr3 ram
450w PSU
msi h55m-e23 mobo

When you said the LAN stopped working, does the LEDs on the LAN port still blinks?
Is the Ethernet LAN Connection still detected in Network connections? How about Device Manager, is the LAN chip being detected?

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Well, I bought the GF4-mx440 VTP (8866) back in october, but haven't actually gotten around to testing it until last night, and I ran into the same issues.
For reference, the drivers on my cd are 30.00.
It was quite frustrating, but I did a ton of research and here is what I was able to find out. THis information isn't terribly organized, but bear with me because it's hopefully useful
TV-out on nvidia cards is not as simple as some may say. (Ie. all those who say nvidia has way better drivers than ati ).
Different detonator versions have WIDELY varying tvout support. In Some versions it works, some it works well, some it works poorly and others it doesn't work at all. Quite shocking, but sadly this is true.
Bits of info about the MSI-mx440 vtp itself. The tv out is based on a Seperate chip, the Phillips 7108. This chip handles the tv in and out features. (Geforce4 chips have themselves an "on chip" solution for tvout. But typically when manufactures use a Video In chip, you let that chip handle video out also).
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Unplug all monitors (vga connections) and plug in the TV out (I dont' have any s-vidoe tv's, so I just use the composite (RCA) jack) to a tv, and make sure the tv is on. Now boot your computer.
If you get output to the tv (usually the post info from the motherboard, followed by the win98 startup screen) this means your hardware works fine. (This is what happened to me). Strangely, it made it all the way into windows (on the tv), but typically what happens is that once windows loads you end up with the messed up pinkish brown screen. (I've never been able to have it boot into windows on the tv since then, heh).
SO if you do get picture during startup (before the os loads) then it means your card is fine, and it's a driver issue.
*Note: One thing I've noticed is that your tv-output is affected by which VGA out port you put your monitor on. For me, when booting with both connected (vga and tvout) if it's plugged into one socket, I see both monitor and tv, if it's plugged into the other socket, I don't see tv at boot. Not a big issue, but worth noting*
Okay, so now if you did see otuput on the tv during boot (before windows), you know your hardware is working. So you have to find a driver version that works for you. I'm going to list my own experiences.
MY cd came with the 30.00 MSI drivers. These gave me that icky pinkish brown flickering screen. Tv-out didnt' work with them. Tried the 31.00 MSI drivers, same thing. This was odd I thought, as the two most recent MSI drivers didn't work. So I tried the MSI 28.90 drivers, same thing with them too.
Finally I tried the MSI 27.20 drivers, and voilla, tv out worked! I was able to extend the desktop, and clone it, was even able to tape a downloaded episode of 24 on my vcr .
Of course using year old drivers is less than ideal (especially for 3d gamming). However, these are the ONLY MSI drivers that have tvout working.
I decided to move on to the nvidia detonator reference drivers, ideally you'd stick with the manufacture MSI, but what can you do. Here is what I have found so far:
27.20 MSI - Works with tv out
27.20 Nvidia - Works with tv out
27.30 Nvidia - This one is interesting, tv out works in extended desktop mode. BUT there is no tab in the options for cloning (the 'nview' tab is missing). So you can't clone, or overlay, only the extended desktop. So it's an "extended desktop only" driver.
27.42 Nvidia - Works with tv out (works same as 27.20s)
28.90 MSI - NO tv out
30.00 MSI - No tv out
31.00 MSI - No tv out
30.82 - Most resent 41.09 Nvidia - Tried them all, no tv out for any of them.
I have yet to try all the 28-29 nvidia reference drivers, so dunno if tvout works with them.
So what does this all mean? FIrst off, check if your cards hardware works (boot only with tv on and tvout connected, NO VGA). If your hardware works, then you have to find drivers that work with tvout. Give the ones that worked for me a shot, see if they work for you. (I typically plug in my vga and tvout at same time, so a see the POST in BOTH of them. Boot the computer with everything on, and then go to the settings and try to enable tvout).
This situation is less than ideal of course. It looks like you have to pick your drivers based on 3d performance, or tvout. But not both! Either use the most recent drivers for the best 3d support (but no tvout!), or 1yr old drivers for tv-out, but not the best 3d support. I'm an avid gamer personally, so this situation sucks.
What I find odd, is that MSI's own drivers (28.90, 30.00, 31.00) have these issues. They are privy to the peculiarities of the MSI cards, so they should be able to address it.
What the pattern (some drivers work, others don't) suggests to me is that MSI cards aren't fully compatible with the reference design. Possibly an issue with the bios.
I will try and get a hold of the bios update for the WinXp issue, and see how that affects the situation in win98se.
Hopefully this was helpful
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Quote from: dead_one on 22-March-11, 18:09:04
Hi,
Was wondering if anyone else had had a similar problem. Just built a system with a h55m-e23 mobo, i3-540 cpu and 4gb value ram. System works fine, will run for hours no problem, until i install the gfx driver for the onboard gfx. I have tried a pci-e card as well, same problem. As soon as drivers are installed bsod on next restart. I have tried win 7 32 and 64 bit, with all updates and without, with 1 stick of ram and 2 etc. have ran memtest it says all fine. Once it bsod, all i can do is go into safe mode. If i remove hd driver then it works fine, but obviously this isnt a suitable solution. psu is new, 450w, should be enough for mobo, cpu 1hdd and 1 dvd i would hope. Have tried drivers from disk that came with it, from windows update etc, exactly the same problem.
thanks in advance.
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If the answer is YES, then I will begin investigating why my system can't.
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POWER SUPPLY - ANTEC 400W "True Power" w/dual fans
MOTHERBOARD - MSI 645E MAX (MS-6547 Ver 2.0)
BIOS - AMI Ver 3.2 (10/21/02)
PROCESSOR - PENTIUM 4 2.0aGHz (Rev/Step 2/4(9) )
MEMORY - 1 Corsair 512MB DDR RAM (Winbond chips)
DISABLED IN CMOS - FLOPPY Controller, AUDIO Device, MODEM Device, Serial Port B, MIDI Port, and GAME Port
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DRIVER: MSI 31.00
CAPTURE DRIVER - nVidia 1.08
SLOT 1 - Creative SB0090 Audigy Sound Blaster - IRQ 17
DRIVER - Creative 3.0.0.18 9/20/02
SLOT 1 - Creative SB1394 FireWire Controller - IRQ 18
DRIVER - MS 5.1.2535.0 7/1/01
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DRIVER - REALTEK RTL8139 5.396.0530.2001
SLOT 3 - Adaptec 29160N Ultra160 SCSI Controller - IRQ 19
DRIVER - Adaptec 6.2.0.0 3/19/2002
SLOT 4 - EMPTY
SLOT 5 - MSI SYSTEM D-Bracket
SLOT 6 - NIC #2 NetGear FA312 Ethernet - IRQ 18
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ID 1 - QUANTUM Typhoon Atlas II, 18GB, 10K RPM
ID 2 - Seagate ST39103LW, 9G, 10K RPM
ID 3 - Plextor CD-RW PX-W1219S
ID 4 - Toshiba DVD-ROM SD-M1201
ID 5 - EPSON Perfection 1640SU Flatbed Scanner
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Primary Master - No Connection
Primary Slave - No Connection
Secondary Master - MATSHITA LS-120 Ver F523
Secondary Slave - No Connection
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MONITOR - HITACHI SuperScan Pro 21 w/5-BNC input
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BTW, I would think when investigating a program's FLAT refusal to run, that the MOST important things aren't listed in these signature files. It has to do with what ELSE is running at the same time. Which services are running and which are NOT? What memory resident programs are loaded at boot-up? Any service packs installed? How about any security patches from Microsoft? Which anti-virus software (if any)? Which DirectX version? Personal firewall? Etc., etc.
Granted, the hardware DOES have a factor, but I feel all of these are MORE important factors than the speed or brand of a persons hardware. I look at the signitures more as bragging rights than anything else.
Now, this is just my opinion and may not reflect the feelings of the more sane people around me.
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Creative WebCam Vista Plus on USB PCI Card (VIA VT 6212) on Windows ME - doesnt work !!

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Because really don't want to go on with the Windows Firewall Disabled.
The Endpoint Protection 2010 Anti Virus is installed on the FS01, but since disabling the Windows Firewall works, i don't think the Anti Virus has anything to do with it.
Update: I just tried it to two other Servers 2008 R2 (with also the Windows Firewall on) and it works! So there is something wrong with that one Server... But as far as I can see, the firewall has all File and Printer Sharing things open...
And when i log on with the Canon Scan user on a PC i can browse to them locations just fine. I also reset the firewall setting to default and reopened the printers and sharing settings

The canon surelly do a check on another port that is not allowed in your firewall.
Run a wireshark on that server. Filter ip.src == ip of a canon.
Check on what port the canon talk to your server and open it.
Last option, does your printer are in another vlan/lan ? Maybe a firewall rule that does not see the printer in your local lan. Thus the rule might block it now.
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