Network Adapter for G41-Z77A?

Hey, so one day my internet stopped working after my friend moved my computer, and judging from the fact that I can't find the network adapter in the hardware when looking at the system specs (that thing that usually says what drivers you have installed), I'm pretty sure I need to buy a new network adapter for my motherboard, and I was wondering which ones are compatible with my motherboard. I'm sorry if this was a stupid question, but I've only ever built a computer, not messed around with the individual parts. Yes, I have tried re installing windows, the drivers, and disconnecting the PSU from the motherboard already. Any help would be VERY appreciated.

Dear Qisab,
As I know, MSI has verified some Network cards. Please refer to its QVL.
http://www.msi.com/file/test_report/TR9_2625.pdf
Hope it is helpful for you.

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Hi guys
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Do you have a document where I can have more deep details about it ?
Thanks

user2931261 wrote:
This is the specification for the Network adapter for the private interface in RAC:
The network adapter for the private interface must support the user datagram protocol (UDP) using high-speed network adapters and a network switch that supports TCP/IP (Gigabit Ethernet or better).Note that TCP is also used in addition to UDP over the Interconnect. As for the statement that the NIC must support UDP - wrong statement to make. The NIC does not support UDP. The IP (Internet Protocol) stack does. The NIC supports the bottom layer of the ISO model. UDP is at layer 4.
As for your Interconnect, you have two basic choices. Gigabyte Ethernet or Infiniband.
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For Infiniband you need a HCA card (e.g. Mellanox InfiniHost PCI card) and an Infiniband switch. As HCA cards are dual port, it make sense to get 2 cables and wire both ports into the switch and bond those 2 ports as a single logical NIC. You can run IPoIB (IP over Infiniband), which means that the 2 ports on the HCA will be seen by the o/s as NICs - and bonding is supported which enables you to create a single logical NIC on top of these 2 NICs and thus have full redundancy.
Also note that GigE typically is only 1Gb/s. 10 Gb/s is available, but expensive (especially the switch). Infiniband typically is QDR rate today that provides you with 40Gb/s pipes. So each port on the HCA will be 40Gb and the bonded port will thus be 2x40Gb/s.
Infiniband is a lot faster and more scalable for an Interconnect than GigE.
Also, because of the capacity and flexibility and low latency of Infiniband, you can also use it for your storage fabric layer (running your storage protocol over it).
Typically you will need to get HBA cards (dual fibre port) to wire the RAC node to the storage array's fibre channel switch. These HBA ports are 2Gb/s.
You can eliminate these HBAs and fibre cables by using a storage protocol like SRP (Scsi RDMA Protocol - RDMA=Remote Direct Memory Access) - running SRP over your Infiniband infrastructure, together with your Interconnect.
This is btw what Oracle's Database Machine and Exadata Storage servers use (and one the reasons they have broken all RAC performance records).

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Try this:
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Good day and welcome to the community.
Please have a look at your hardware manual
http://download.lenovo.com/consumer/desktop_pub/lenovo_k450e_hmm_20140421.pdf
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Is it just me or does anyone else think a network adapter for the Ipad that would connect to the dock port would be nice to have for Network troubleshooting in the enterprise world? Should not be very complicated for Apple to make, but for some reason, just another limitation that we do not have the ability to have.
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It is a terrific place to find answers and tips!
For you to have the best experience in the HP forum I would like to direct your attention to the HP Forums Guide. Learn How to Post and More I understand that you have lost your network capability on your notebook and are unable to do a restore back to when it was working. You are unable to install drivers for the LAN devices. Have you checked for viruses and malware? MS Malicious Software Removal Tool Would you do this step, which will scan for corrupted files and try to repair them. Go to the command prompt and run as administrator. Press Windows key +C to open charms.Type command prompt in the search bar.Right click and run as administrator.Type sfc /scannow and press enter.Once this completes restart your notebook and repeat this process once more. Now open Device Manager and show hidden devices, if the network adapters are not showing scan for hardware changes. Next you can try a HP PCs - Refresh Your PC to Resolve Problems (Windows 8). This will reinstall the operating system and should not affect your personal files. If the network adapters are still not listed in the Device Manager, I would test the network adapter for a hardware failure. HP Notebook PCs - Testing for Hardware Failures (Windows 8). Network should be listed under the component test in the UEFI which is the one you want to utilize. If for any reason that options is not available or the adapter is not recognized, if warranty is not a concern you can try reseating the network card. The next step would be to try a recovery back to factory.HP PCs - Performing an HP system recovery (Windows 8) During the recovery there is an option to backup your personal files to prevent data loss. If you have not already done a backup I suggest you do one now. HP PCs - Restoring Files that were Backed Up Using HP Recovery Manager (Windows 8) You can contact HP support for assistance or repair options at any time.Please contact HP support at Contact HP Support If you are not in warranty and you determine a repair is necessary you may also consider a local repair shop. To say thanks for replying please click the thumbs up icon below.If this resolved your difficulty please notify people by choosing solution provided. Good Luck.

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