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They give you stickers! A while back, my laptop lost its ethernet connection following a reboot. Didn't really bother me at first, still had wireless. Now I find myself needing it again. The ethernet controller is straight up gone. Doesn't show up in Device Manager, reinstalling drivers (both by HP and Realtek) give a 'Realtek Ethernet Controller not found. If Deep Sleep Mode is enabled, plug in the cable' error.

Thing is, it's plugged in and the link state lights are on. Other than reinstalling the drivers, I have: • gone into the BIOS and set Internal Network Boot to disabled, booted up, set it to enabled, booted up and nothing changed. Epson Tm U220 Driver Windows 10. • BIOS update, tried the above procedure again, same results.

• Pulled the power and the battery for ~10 minutes, no results. At this point, all I have left to try is yanking the CMOS battery and trying again. Not very keen on invasive surgery, so any other ideas are appreciated.

Laptop drivers are a kind of software, and therefore they are subject to all the same problems that affect the work of other kinds of programs. Keep in mind that laptop drivers may also be damaged for various reasons, such as virus-infected, or obsolete as a result of system upgrades or software changes. Remember that is very important to have exactly the driver that is needed specifically for your hardware laptop model. Therefore, it is recommended that you search using the laptop manufacturer name and model number of each laptop.