Onboard Lan - Speed - 10mbit only

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I replied with this same post a thread of another user which had the same problem, but rcvd no answer...
Hi.
My problem is that i want it to work at 100mbit, but i can only work at 10 now.
I'm experiencing this:
I poweroff the computer, When i turn it on the 100mbit light turns on, but:
When any OS starts (win98, winxp, win2000) the 100mbit light dissapears and the
10mbit keeps turned.
I tested this trouble with clean installs of windows 98, windows xp, windows 2000
and i experienced the same in all these.
The lan cable is the best quality, category 5, built & tested with proffessional tools.
The switch is a dlink 10/100, etc. etc.
I send u the details of my motherboard, drivers & versions
Mother kt2 Combo VIA kt 266A
MS-6764 (v1.x) ATX Mainboard
(I saw the manual but the onboard lan speed is not specificated, why!)
I have an AMD Athlon XP 1.8+
I have 256mb ram
I have a nvidia gfoce 2 mx 440 agp
I run Windows XP SP1 mostly
The version of the onboard lan driver is 3.13.0.348
I bought 15 PCs like this, i'll build an icafe store.
I must solve this speed problem because I must open the local soon..
Please help me. What could i do to know which is the problem?
Thanks a lot in advance.
PLEASE SERIOUS ANSWERS, Ill become mad with a "lol"...

hi ppl.
As this forum has not file uploading enabled, I send the link of the patch my tech guys sent me by mail.
I uploaded to my site.
http://www.guiahot.com.ar/mails/6764_lan_patch.zip
Not tested yet, and theoretically available in msi.com.tw's website.
I'll send another post after succeeding with it.
my Techs told me they tested it in Windows XP.
MSI:

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