XS728T / XS748T ports fail - numerous installations

no sir, I never found a solution.  Because the XS728T and XS748T are the least expensive 10Gbase-T switches on the market, I still install them all the time.   This is what I typically do when I have a client call to say "I can't connect anymore".  I have them identify exactly what port they are on, for the computer that will not connect any longer to the server (or the switch).  I have them go to a computer that is working (which is most of them).  I use www.teamviewer.com to remote into the computer that is working.  I then use a web browser like Chrome or Safari or Firefox to log into the Netgear XS748T web gui.  I find the port that they say "no longer works".  I simply toggle the speed of that port from AUTO to 

1G, and click on Apply.   I then select AUTO on that port, click APPLY, and everything starts to work again.  So it's an inconvenience, but it works every time. 

I am unaware of any in line surge protectors for 10G switches.  I realize that static and ground potential issues are everywhere in a large installation - but none of these are PoE installations - it's just from a computer 10G port (or thunderbolt to 10G adapter) to the Netgear XS728T or XS748T.  I want to stress as well, that this NEVER EVER happens with the XS708T, XS712T, XS716T or the "E" series of switches.  This problem is unique to the XS728T and XS748T.    Almost every installation I do uses one of these switches, and if I get a call once a month for this issue from one of my clients ("I can't connect") - it's not that big of a deal. But this has been going on for years in multiple installations. 

Bob Zelin