Z77A-G43, LAN Controller in Deep Sleep Mode

Hey guys
I got a Z77A-G43 Motherboard with an Onboard Lan Controller which i cannot wake up.
Im Running Windows 8.1 64 Bit, tried downloading the driver from the motherboard site and install it with no luck. I just get the Deep Sleep mode error.
I cannot see the device in Device Manager either.
It is enabled in the BIOS.
Best Regards
Jesper

try turn it off and disconnect/remove all power cables,
press power button to discharge capacitors
and leave it for 5 minutes
then plug them back and see how its goes
other questions:
* have you done >>Clear CMOS Guide<< with power cord removed?
* does it worked fine before?
* have you tried the board out of PC case placed over non conductive surface?

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