Solved Ethernet adapter issue

[Kennetholiver]

Ok so recently my psu died in my computer I replaced it with a corsair rm-750 and I bought a new gtx 760 for my system as well. I installed it all know problem ,but when I went to power my system it told my my pcie wifi card adapter family was having driver issues. When I checked the wifi adapter in my case it wasn't getting any power so I assumed it had died. I then ordered a brand new asus USB ac56 adapter and when I booted my system it tells me "there might be a problem with the driver for the Ethernet adapter" and "there might be a problem with the wifi 3 adapter"

since it's said this I've gone through my control panel and uninstalled my Ethernet adapter drivers only to reinstall them and have it tell me the same thing. I'm too the point now where I don't know what else to do. The wifi drivers are brand new and I don't understand why they wouldn't work. Nothing I've tried has fixed the issue. Would appreciate if any of you can help so I can have my pc running before the next battlefield release. Thanks.

 

[my2cents]

So, you just installed a new PSU and your pci-e wifi card died at the same time; correct? If so, I would look around inside the case and definitely try to reseat that pci-e wifi card. IMHO, you have most likely either disturbed a connection or somehow caused some sort of ESD damage when installing the PSU. So, did you use any of the proper ESD precautions (before/when) installing the new PSU? Did you use an ESD wrist-strap?

 

[Kennetholiver]

So, you just installed a new PSU and your pci-e wifi card died at the same time; correct? If so, I would look around inside the case and definitely try to reseat that pci-e wifi card. IMHO, you have most likely either disturbed a connection or somehow caused some sort of ESD damage when installing the PSU. So, did you use any of the proper ESD precautions (before/when) installing the new PSU? Did you use an ESD wrist-strap?

Yes it I s I thought it was strange that that happened too, but the wifi card is in fact dead reseating if won't help any I've tried. My pcie slots work find the cards just dead. Befor I replaced it the windows 8 trouble shooter would say something like "the realtek pcie network family adapter is experiencing hardware or driver related issues." After replacing the pcie card with a wifi USB adapter I now get the massage I posted above.

 

[chev65]

I recently had a similar problem where Windows 8 would just stopped seeing my wireless NIC, I found out this was a symptom of a much bigger problem which had to do with system file corruption and component store corruption.

In order to check for this problem follow the link below which runs system file integrity scans and checks for component store corruption which is a common problem.
http://www.eightforums.com/network-sharing/32278-accessing-internet.html#post284945

 

[Kennetholiver]

I recently had a similar problem where Windows 8 would just stopped seeing my wireless NIC, I found out this was a symptom of a much bigger problem which had to do with system file corruption and component store corruption.

In order to check for this problem follow the link below which runs system file integrity scans and checks for component store corruption which is a common problem.
http://www.eightforums.com/network-sharing/32278-accessing-internet.html#post284945

Ok so after following your instructions I. That post the command prompt said the "Error 14005 the manifest file contains on ore more errors." And it told me where to locate the dsm file.

 

[Kennetholiver]

I've searched the 14005 error and it said something about windows 8 failing to update. Which makes sense because while rebooting my shyster after the scan it tried to update but failed a few times. I just want to know the issue so that I can get this fixed.

 

[chev65]

I've searched the 14005 error and it said something about windows 8 failing to update. Which makes sense because while rebooting my shyster after the scan it tried to update but failed a few times. I just want to know the issue so that I can get this fixed.

There is an option available in Windows 8 which takes for the update problems to check that open the Control panel -> Select Troubleshooting -> Select View All from the left pane -> Now run the Windows update troubleshooter which will try to install the failed updates and probably finds the best solution to fix it.

It seems like you went form a wireless NIC problem to a Windows update problem after the scan, does Windows see the new wireless NIC or the Ethernet adaptor yet which I believe was the original complaint?

You will also want to disable your anti virus software before installing the updates.

Microsoft has no other answers for this problem other than a reset or refresh.

Not everything has a clear cut answer and this appears to be one of those types of problems.

Threads like this one show that the problem is widespread and apparently not solvable.
Windows Update Fails DISM fails with error 14005 (Windows 8) - Microsoft Community

Or try the steps in the following link .
Getting error code 14005 while installing updates in Windows 8 system

 

[Kennetholiver]

I've searched the 14005 error and it said something about windows 8 failing to update. Which makes sense because while rebooting my shyster after the scan it tried to update but failed a few times. I just want to know the issue so that I can get this fixed.

There is an option available in Windows 8 which takes for the update problems to check that open the Control panel -> Select Troubleshooting -> Select View All from the left pane -> Now run the Windows update troubleshooter which will try to install the failed updates and probably finds the best solution to fix it.

It seems like you went form a wireless NIC problem to a Windows update problem after the scan, does Windows see the new wireless NIC or the Ethernet adaptor yet which I believe was the original complaint?

You will also want to disable your anti virus software before installing the updates.

Microsoft has no other answers for this problem other than a reset or refresh.

Not everything has a clear cut answer and this appears to be one of those types of problems.

Threads like this one show that the problem is widespread and apparently not solvable.
Windows Update Fails DISM fails with error 14005 (Windows 8) - Microsoft Community

Or try the steps in the following link .
Getting error code 14005 while installing updates in Windows 8 system

thanks for the help man I ended up just refreshing my os and that fixed everything this issue has been the biggest pain in the butt.

 

[chev65]

I've searched the 14005 error and it said something about windows 8 failing to update. Which makes sense because while rebooting my shyster after the scan it tried to update but failed a few times. I just want to know the issue so that I can get this fixed.

There is an option available in Windows 8 which takes for the update problems to check that open the Control panel -> Select Troubleshooting -> Select View All from the left pane -> Now run the Windows update troubleshooter which will try to install the failed updates and probably finds the best solution to fix it.

It seems like you went form a wireless NIC problem to a Windows update problem after the scan, does Windows see the new wireless NIC or the Ethernet adaptor yet which I believe was the original complaint?

You will also want to disable your anti virus software before installing the updates.

Microsoft has no other answers for this problem other than a reset or refresh.

Not everything has a clear cut answer and this appears to be one of those types of problems.

Threads like this one show that the problem is widespread and apparently not solvable.
Windows Update Fails DISM fails with error 14005 (Windows 8) - Microsoft Community

Or try the steps in the following link .
Getting error code 14005 while installing updates in Windows 8 system

thanks for the help man I ended up just refreshing my os and that fixed everything this issue has been the biggest pain in the butt.

Yes I'm seeing these types of problems over and over again with Windows 8 and I'm pretty sure there is a virus involved.

Thanks for reporting back in.