P5q Pro Lan Driver For Mac

Jun 27, 2008 - Ok, i bought myself a new computer, Asus P5Q Pro mobo with the new. All very nice, but for the network interface. No drivers are found for it (not in hardy 32bit, 64bit or opensuse 64bit) I. Software Hardware Comunidad. All equipment facilities installed on ASUS P5Q-PRO are listed below. In order to facilitate the search for the necessary driver, choose one of the Search methods: either by Device Name (by clicking on a particular item, i.e. AMD Radeon HD 5450) or by Device ID (i.e. PCI VEN_1002&DEV_68F9).

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I just replaced my motherboard with a P5Q Pro Turbo and installed windows 7. Once in my desktop I plugged in my ethernet cable. Unfortunately, it didn't detect the cable, and the indicator lights on the ethernet port are dark. I then went into device manager and found no ethernet device tab or network adapter tab present. I did how ever find my attention directed to a “unknow device” under other devices. This “unknown device’s” is listed as location: Intel ICH10R LPC Interface 3A16, with a status note reading “Drivers for this device are not installed.

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(code 28)” under properties, not other usefully information was present. Just a few notes before I go on. I bought this costum PC form a friend about 18 months ago and it has worked fine other wise.

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It came with a genuine copy of windows but I don’t have a repair or support disc (don’t know if he lost them or what?) My new P5Q Pro Turbo mobo was bought OME (so possibly refurbished) so I don’t have any support disc for that either. I did how ever down load a driver package from Asus before making the switch, but when I attempt to install the drivers I get a return AR8121/AR8113/AR8114 ethernet controller not found, then the install terminates.

So this packet is apparently worthless if you don’t have the ethernet controller. I couldn’t use any of the files manually either from my desktop or during windows install. After failing to install drivers from Asus I took a hint from other’s who had simular issues here, restarted and went in to bios to see if my lan was enabled. Atheros GigaBit Lan was enabled, not sure what a LAN Boot ROM is but I enabled that for experimentation to. Nothing changed.

That is were I stand now. My next guess would be to find a Atheros Lan drive and instal manually but Ill continue researching the issues first and Ill update this if I do any thing. Mobo – P5Q Pro Turbo CPU – core2extreme x4 Graphics card – N8800 GTX (640k mem) Ram – 2x1G Corsair Dominator PSU – Thermaltake (1200watts) HDD – 300kb raptor??? CPU fan – Zelman? Looks like a Jet engine made of copper fins Those are the specs as I know them off hand.

I can more details if need be, but FYI im not very knowledgeable about computer’s hardware or software this all a learning process to me that will hopefully pan out well so I can do my 1st build on the I5 sandybridge down the road. Im concerned now that the missing intergraded Atheros ethernet controller will make for more issues if I dont get it it fixed.

I wasnt able to install a driver for my sound card and so Im thinking the same thing will happen if I get a network card. I call Asus support and after a long run around with a couple lvl 1 techs I got a hold of a lvl 2 who seemed knowledgeable but after 20mins with him there system went down. My line went on hold and operate told me theyd call me back. I took a poke at flashing my bios, no change.