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Downloadded the latest intel network driver which currently is 14.7 and loadded it onto a fresh XP install on a Asus P5LD2-VM which usses the intel Pro/1000 PL network controller and it cant establish a connection at all, even when you put in the network information manually. Ive always used the newest driver on these boards and it hasent been an issue. I had a backup of the 14.0 driver and it worked fine, and then downloadded the second newest, 14.5 and it worked fine aswell.
So something was changed in 14.7 that dropped support. Inside the RelNotes.rtf of the driver it still refrences the 1000 PL sort of, in the middle of the compatible list it breaks and says:
"The Intel PRO/1000 PL Network Connection supports jumbo frames in Microsoft*
Windows* operating systems only when Intel(R) PROSet for Windows Device
Manager is installed."
It doesnt refrence it anywhere else (was the same with 14.5 and 14.0 aswell though)
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I recently purchased two used Supermicro servers, model 5015M-T that contain the "PDSMi" motherboard. After loading XP-Pro w/SP3 the Intel PRO/1000 ethernet ports would not pickup the boards MAC addresses. I loaded the newest Intel Network Connections Driver version 14.8, after rebooting same problem, no MAC's. I removed 14.8 and loaded 14.7 just like others have done in this forum, same problem. Then I removed 14.7 and loaded 14.6, rebooted and everything works fine. This motherboard has the Intel 82573V & L PCI Express ethernet. It is also my conclusion the two newest versions (14.7, 14.8, PROXP.EXE) are bad, or at the very least are not compatible with gear that is still current.
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Ahh Yesh, Found the same problem, however, have been unable to reinstall any previous versions, W2003Srv SuperMicros PDSBM-LN2+ systems, I agree, there seems to be an issue with the drivers,

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