Some drivers from this package may not have been updated and are the same as in the previous package. Select your package version to download and manually install.Use the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant (recommended).To update drivers and software on your system with Intel Killer products: To update the Wi-Fi driver for your generic Intel® Wireless Adapter use the following link. Reading the readme, it only got released on June 15th.This page lists all versions of software and drivers for currently supported Intel® Killer products. Have you seen that there is a package (with drivers) available specifically for Windows ? If it were a wireless connection, I'd suggest binning the BT Hub altogether but this is a wired connection. One thing I don't think you've tried yet is another cable? Is this possible? However, this is why best practices is to set DHCP to only a certain number of addresses in the range, and assign static ones outside this range (e.g.

Of course, both of those states require that both devices respond to ping. That said though, Windows usually warns if it finds a duplicate address on the network itself. To be honest the DHCP server that was in my BT Business Hub was pants - it never seemed to be able to hand out many IP addresses and would also occasionally duplicate the IP, despite the fact that a DHCP server should look up in its own lease table first, then ping the addresses it thinks are free and finally assign them if no response. Sometimes I wll go for hours without a disconnect. I set up a constant ping to 8.8.8.8 and to 192.168.1.254 simultaneously and these both disconnect together just for 3-4 seconds then re-connect. Still disconnects randomly.Ī second PC, connected to the same BT box does not drop it's connection when mine does. I have a new ethernet cable plus I tried a spare one as well.īT Super hub. The LAN connection drops momentarilly without warning and there's no consistency to it.

Laptop was behaving the same (disconnecting at random) before upgrade from W10 Home to W10 Pro.Įthernet card is a Killer E2400 Gigabit Controller.

I have a PCS Clevo laptop that's a quite good spec. Would appreciate a little help if you don't mind.

Killer e2400 gigabit ethernet driver