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Thread: Realtek driver issue help

Started 4 months ago by Kyle2
Hi all need some help with the below issue. I am running Windows Vista 32 bit with a Asus M2N68 motherboard and had a blue screen pop up while i was browsing some sites online. Not too sure what the cause of it is so i am really looking for some help with this. Kind of a novice when it comes to driver issues so sorry if this is a lame question but has anyone any advise on what this could be ...
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Total authors: 3 authors
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Halo replied 4 months ago
Hi Likely need to install the latest drivers for Windows vista 32bit from Realtek themselves for your model network card as the ones from ASUS are likely to be too old for that version mobo. Sadly at this point when checking Realteks download page is broken, so when its working again grab the driver from here (just need to loacate your model which is Realtek 8101/8168/8169 ) and ...

Kyle2 replied 2 months, 1 week ago
Sorry for slow reply had some other none pc issues. Thanks for the help I found the drivers i needed all seems well driver side now the only issue is CPU seems to be hit 100% on both cores. Sending pc off for tests on CPU and maybe the GPU in case that's throwing everything onto the CPU for some reason. Thanks again

Halo replied 2 months ago
Quote: Originally Posted by Kyle2 Sorry for slow reply had some other none pc issues. Thanks for the help I found the drivers i needed all seems well driver side now the only issue is CPU seems to be hit 100% on both cores. Sending pc off for tests on CPU and maybe the GPU in case that's throwing everything onto the CPU for some ...

Halo replied 2 months ago
Quote: Originally Posted by Kyle2 Sorry for slow reply had some other none pc issues. Thanks for the help I found the drivers i needed all seems well driver side now the only issue is CPU seems to be hit 100% on both cores. Sending pc off for tests on CPU and maybe the GPU in case that's throwing everything onto the CPU for some ...

sdbett replied 2 months ago
Quote: Originally Posted by Halo Hi Kyle If PC has not gone yet for tests, if you hit CTRL-ALT-DEL for the Task Manager, what process is taking up 100% CPU? Can also use this app to check on processes Process Explorer One other thing is to boot into Safe Mode (F8 at boot) and see if the same 100% CPU is happening, if ...

 

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Realtek driver issue help
Published (2009-10-10 09:05:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Kyle2 Sorry for slow reply had some other none pc issues. Thanks for the help I found the drivers i needed all seems well driver side now the only issue is CPU seems to be hit 100% on both cores. Sending pc off for tests on CPU and maybe the GPU in case that's throwing everything onto the CPU for some reason. Thanks again Hi Kyle If PC has not gone yet for tests, if you hit CTRL-ALT-DEL for the Task Manager,...
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Realtek driver issue help
Published (2009-10-06 03:00:00)
Sorry for slow reply had some other none pc issues. Thanks for the help I found the drivers i needed all seems well driver side now the only issue is CPU seems to be hit 100% on both cores. Sending pc off for tests on CPU and maybe the GPU in case that's throwing everything onto the CPU for some reason. Thanks again
sdbett
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Realtek driver issue help
Published (2009-10-12 06:49:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Halo Hi Kyle If PC has not gone yet for tests, if you hit CTRL-ALT-DEL for the Task Manager, what process is taking up 100% CPU? Can also use this app to check on processes Process Explorer One other thing is to boot into Safe Mode (F8 at boot) and see if the same 100% CPU is happening, if so likely a driver or startup application issue, so using msconfig, untick all startups and then reboot normally, if it doesnt...

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