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[phobiaOS]

Hello Everyone,

So I've recently been in contact with the Killer E2200 networking team the past month attempting to get this problem figured out. As a last ditched effort I figure I'd give you guys a shot.

So I recently built a new gaming rig which has the Z97 Fatal1ty board, which has the E2200 Killer NIC. Upon the build I noticed several issues which seemed like the bandwidth control was causing some issues. I could only use one "network function" at a time, any other action would be shutdown. What I mean by that, for example: I open a browser tab and start downloading a file, attempt to open second browser tab "Unable to connect to internet" will display on the browser tab. Another would be, say I log into a online game and I'm playing fine. None of our phones in the house will be able to use wifi. It goes for everything like this, download a file, then try and join a online game no servers will be listed. So short version, only ONE online function at a time works everything else fails.

So things I've done:
Disabled the E2200 bandwidth control function through their command applet. No change
Disabled the E2200 bandwidth control through device manager of the devices properties. No change
Reinstalled latest firmware of E2200, repeated first two. No change
Deleted E2200 command app and went with ONLY base driver(no software bandwidth control). No change
By-passed the DIR-655 and hardline straight into the E2200, same effect. No change

So obviously its not the DIR-655 (QoS, never enabled it) since its removed from the equation but I'm searching for any outside ideas. Only thing else I can think of is purchasing a Intel PCIE NIC and by-passing the E2200 as the only solution.

Any ideas let me know.

[FurryNutz]

Link>Welcome!

• What Hardware version is your router? Look at sticker under the router case.
• Link>What Firmware version is currently loaded? Found on the routers web page under status.

Internet Service Provider and Modem Configurations

• What ISP Service do you have? Cable or DSL?
• What ISP Modem Mfr. and model # do you have?
• Check cable between Modem and Router, swap out to be sure. Link> Cat6 is recommended.
• Check ISP MTU requirements, Cable is usually 1500, DSL is around 1492 down to 1472. Call the ISP and ask. Link>Checking MTU Values

If you bypassed the 655 router and the issue still exists then one would presume the issue would be with this NIC. Try a different NIC?

[FurryNutz]

Any status on this? 

Hello Everyone,

So I've recently been in contact with the Killer E2200 networking team the past month attempting to get this problem figured out. As a last ditched effort I figure I'd give you guys a shot.

So I recently built a new gaming rig which has the Z97 Fatal1ty board, which has the E2200 Killer NIC. Upon the build I noticed several issues which seemed like the bandwidth control was causing some issues. I could only use one "network function" at a time, any other action would be shutdown. What I mean by that, for example: I open a browser tab and start downloading a file, attempt to open second browser tab "Unable to connect to internet" will display on the browser tab. Another would be, say I log into a online game and I'm playing fine. None of our phones in the house will be able to use wifi. It goes for everything like this, download a file, then try and join a online game no servers will be listed. So short version, only ONE online function at a time works everything else fails.

So things I've done:
Disabled the E2200 bandwidth control function through their command applet. No change
Disabled the E2200 bandwidth control through device manager of the devices properties. No change
Reinstalled latest firmware of E2200, repeated first two. No change
Deleted E2200 command app and went with ONLY base driver(no software bandwidth control). No change
By-passed the DIR-655 and hardline straight into the E2200, same effect. No change

So obviously its not the DIR-655 (QoS, never enabled it) since its removed from the equation but I'm searching for any outside ideas. Only thing else I can think of is purchasing a Intel PCIE NIC and by-passing the E2200 as the only solution.

Any ideas let me know.