Kernel Debug NIC adaptor mess up my Network

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Start to find it very annoying, Windows Kernel Debug Network Adaptor change my NIC drivers for the wrong one, it can happen anytime, and my auto-update is turn off, so it,S not there. I never shutdown my PC , so it,S not when it reboot.

For no reason some oxymore at MS integrate that new thing, what is tha Debug Kernel NIC adaptor crap ? I have to Google more on it

I have 3 NIC, on my PC, 2 are onboard Intel , one is a 82579V and the other a 82583V, look at the screeny, for no reason Windows 8 swtich one for a LM instead of V , very weard an very annoying. I have never see before an OS change by himself a NIC drivers.

wrong one

nic-1.jpg



good one

nic3.jpg
 

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Finally find information ....what a crap , what a crap , when will be the release of Service Pack 1 ?

"Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community Forums.
I would suggest you to make sure debugging is turned off and check the status of the issue.
a) Run this from an elevated command prompt:
bcdedit /debug off
b) If it’s still showing up, then you can disable it from the device manager without problems.

Hope this information helps.

 

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Microsoft aren't planning any more service packs, or so the rumour mill has it. Instead they will fulfil the same function through increased updating/patching via Windows Update.

Microsoft may kill Windows Service Packs

 

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Microsoft aren't planning any more service packs, or so the rumour mill has it. Instead they will fulfil the same function through increased updating/patching via Windows Update.

Microsoft may kill Windows Service Packs



What a plain stupid idea not surprise it come from Steven Sinofsky...... Just imagine the guy or even worst a computer shop re installing Windows 8 in 2 years, with out service pack, it gone be way way more longer as you gone have too download all the updates.



Steven Sinofsky, president of the Windows division, has essentially stated as much on the Building Windows 8 blog:
"During the final months of Windows 8 we challenged ourselves to create the tools and processes to be able to deliver these 'post-RTM' updates sooner than a service pack," Sinofsky wrote. "By developing better test automation and test coverage tools ... Windows 8 will be totally up to date for all customers starting at General Availability."

what an idiot this guy, "challenge ourself" can wait the board fire him when they will realize the lost they make with their sales.

You don't challenge yourself to change thing that work well , may be he should chalenge to make more peoples hapy with the Desktop version of windows 8. I tell you since a long time, Sinofski is our problem.
 

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Well, whatever you think of him is your business of course but that wasn't the only place I've seen that written about. The general idea of not having service packs in the future is a good one I feel as people often had major problems installing them, plus it meant that everyone had to start slipstreaming their installation media etc. I see no reason why the same job couldn't be done through updates.

But I guess time will tell.
 

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It can be done true update yes, but the service pack was the best friend of Admin and Tech, this is the problem with Sinofsky team, they remove options in Windows 8 they don't have to. IF service pack is a problem for end users, good, just distribute the service pack as administrative install, they always have admin install so it's not new
 

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Well as I'm not Admin or Tech I can't speak to that but I believe you.
 

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To come back on the subject, Microsoft install a kernel debugger in our Windows 8..... are they selling US beta OS now ? I can't wait to go at their Montreal Office and ask them about it.
 

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Good luck ;-)
 

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WTF, it's again return to the LM , and everything debugging is disable.
 

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If you go to Intel's site and download and install the latest drivers for the 82583V, the LM entry will disappear.
 

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it's not the 82583 the problem it's the 82579, and the problem still come back after , it's not a question of drivers, it'S something in Windows that take the decision that's a LM not a V and since I have V driver, Windows disable the network card because it think I don,t have the good driver.

I don't just post it here, Microsoft are working on it too, until now I try 5 solutions they ask me to try, nothing work, the problem is they don't have this Asus board on hand. Asus on their side have already many problem with Windows 8 drivers to upgrade.... Anyway I lear to deal with the problem. I have 3 more slot available and quite few nic on a shelf, so I can always disable and use another Nic
 

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    D:\ WD 750 black with Intel 40gb SSD cache Intel RST
    E:\ WD 2TB Black
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The same thing happened to me and as I said, installing the correct drivers fixed it: -

http://www.eightforums.com/network-...rs-showing-up-windows-8-causing-problems.html

Read my first post in that thread and you'll see I had the same issue with the 82579V. I installed the latest drivers from Intel, rather than the ones that Windows 8 installs automatically, and the LM entry in Device Manager disappeared and everything works fine.
 

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    Gigabyte GTX 670
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Not only I read you other post , but I also reply. In my case it come back, not everyday, it's a week now that it's stable, I cross my fingers
 

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    Gskill 4x4 GB
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    2560*1600
    Hard Drives
    C:\Intel series 520 SSD , 250 GB
    D:\ WD 750 black with Intel 40gb SSD cache Intel RST
    E:\ WD 2TB Black
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    TT Mozart TX
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    Water Cooled
    Keyboard
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    Windows 8 VM is install on his own SSD.
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