MSI 890 GXM-G65 LAN Controller Issue

Hello, Forum!
I have had this motherboard for the past few years, loved it, and then the LAN controller suddenly decided to "stop working." What I mean by that is that when I boot up, Windows loads, and then I have no network connection. I have updated the Realtek drivers, flashed the latest BIOS, disabled/reenabled drivers, renewed IP address, statically assigned an IP address, flushed DNS, installed BC Edit. The *one* thing that "solves" the problem is hitting F8 upon bootup and selecting "Disable Microsoft Driver Signature Enforcement." I'll have network connection again after that, but then it goes away upon the next boot up, so I have to do this *every* time I want to use the computer. This gets kinda annoying, especially when I do leave it on during a download from Steam or something overnight, it needs to reboot for updates or part of the install process, then it boots back up and connection is lost, so download doesn't complete until the next day when I reboot it *again* and do the F8 routine. Because I have a beast-sized graphics card and an audio card, I have no room for a separate NIC card.
Computer specs:
The aforementioned mobo in the subject line
AMD Phenom II x6 1055T
12GB DDR3 RAM
NVIDIA 550Ti 1GB
ASUS Xonar DG sound
Antec 450w Earthwatts power supply
I have been trying to Google the problem and ask people who were formerly Microsoft tech support, but this has not help. Can anyone help?

I run Windows 7 x64. I have a desktop and a laptop, both of which have had reinstalls done on them in the past (long before the LAN issue on the desktop happened), both had problems with reinstalling because it wouldn't let me re-use my product key. I then had to buy all new copies of Windows (I *really* try to stay away from torrenting). This is not a hassle or expense that I wish to go through again unless I *know* it will fix the problem.
Three things that I neglected to mention that I've tried are:
- System Restore
- Set to Last Known Good Configuration
- Installing a USB wireless adapter - that doesn't work either without the whole F8 routine.

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