Realtek LAN crashes on MSI 870A-G54 while using Torrents

[RAWww]

The network card on my MSI star-G54 870A to download or upload with torrents. It takes about 20-30min until it loses the network connection and I have to restart the network card to work again. To make matters worse, I've been trying to get a second RTL8168 (a PCI-E x1 card) working at the same time. Not good. Perhaps two NIC Realtek not going to work. I'm running a Windows 7 x64 bit with the latest BIOS version.

[AmdUser]

Usually, with Realtek on board may have to disable some of the characteristics of the load to get the job done right you, as the flow control for example. Realtek chips are used to drop packets as well. So either you use the Realtek with the discharge characteristics or get an Intel-based network card. However, we recommend using a discrete network card if you re-connect directly to the ISP's network to avoid geting motherboard onboard dead. Confirm that you use the newest drivers from Realtek too. The problem may also be related to the NDIS drivers or software firewalls and antivirus suites are using, or even protecting your network router. Specify the operating system and security.

[Bansi_WADIA]

Maybe, just maybe flooded or something.Are Do you use a decent firewall to protect you?! At least firewall protects your hardware, while connectivity is still low. P2P is a "dangerous" thingy in aspects.Make lot safer than using customers to date. The CPU can go wrong, even if it worked a silicon too. That years had a nucleus with a disability because of an objective factor.

[RAWww]

I used the driver in a zip file. Realtek.com is to that initiated by typing the RTL8101E in the search box. I have a list of things, of which one (above) was a link to download. One of these discharges is the correct driver. Do not bother downloading it from the official Realtek, as it is very slow, even without driver problems now. : P Version 7009 should work. Before installing the driver, make sure you do the following: Go to Control Panel, go to the small icon view, open System, go to the Hardware tab, click the button that takes you to the list of hardware, locate the network device that is usually the name of your Realtek driver. Then open the properties for the device and select Roll Back Driver. Then, after you restart your pc with a clean driver install the latest version I have provided. This should work.

[Aloke]

I guess this problem has been originated from the BIOS. I suggest you to check in, There must be some kind of a BIOS update declared in ROM LAN, you must update the BIOS to the latest version (version 2004). You only need the latest version as all the above possibilities are included in it. Use Asus Update utility section to update the BIOS. You also need to upgrade to the latest version of the Realtek LAN driver from Asus site as well.

[Balamohan]

Here I have provided the way to check about it without borrowing anything:

Disconnect your router and take out the Ethernet cable that joins the router to the modem, they bring to the computer and the router and the cable that you took from the router and modem to the computer and one of the LAN ports on the router. If you have limited access or local work only then, if still get no connection, then this is not the cable. It is curious that the door works both Express and XP and 7 no. Maybe set a low speed connection?