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    Posted: 08 Mar 2023 at 8:56pm
Hello,

a couple of years ago I bought a B460M-ITX/ac, but the network has always been slow, but working. Now it doesn't even work anymore. I loaded default BIOS settings, but it didn't change anything. The network isn't detected even at BIOS level.

I'm sure that it's not a router issue or a cable issue because they work properly with other computers.

I made some photos to describe the situation:

After entering into the BIOS and clicking on Advanced, network interfaces don't show up


When I click on Tool -> Internet Flash, it tries to connect...


...but it fails


Clicking on Network Configuration, there's nothing interesting


When I click back to Advanced, now network interfaces are displayed


Clicking on "Intel(R) Ethernet Connection (12 1219-V ..." I get that the network interface is detected, but its status is Disconnected, but it is indeed connected to the router


I've seen that there have been driver issues with this MB and this Intel ethernet port, is this the case?
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I believe the Network check in the BIOS refers to a different server, so it cannot be used as a network test.
Try, disconnecting the powercord from the PSU, then keep the start button pressed for 20 seconds, then remove the BIOS battery for 5 minutes, and place it back.
Now You have a factory reset, where also date and time are incorrect.
Or try booting from a USB stick with Ubuntu Linux on it, see if You have the same problem.
Use default BIOS settings.
Kind Regards
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