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CAX80 (AX6000): multi-gig ethernet port and botched firmware update
OK, so it's possible that the info I'm working from here is incorrect, in which case, please politely correct me, but unless I'm wrong, the most recent firmware update for the CAX80 somehow screwed u...
Do any wired devices experience a problem here? And the other LAN ports work ok if you don't use the MG port?
What is the mfr and model# of the wired adapter thats being used in the PC?
When I had my CAX80 online, I had my Orbi AX router connected to the multi gig port and didn't see any issues. Is one devices that connects at 2.5Gb and worked with the CAX80.
Any PC's that are plugged into the multgig port experience this problem. From the other posts I've read online, it appears to happen all (or at least mostly) to people who use comcast, but that might be because comcast forces the firmware updates rather than letting us update them manually.
I'm not sure if this is what you're asking about, but the device listed in network adapers is Intel(R) eterhnet connection (11) 1219-V. It's what comes on an MSI z490 Meg Ace motherboard.
I presume that you have updated the drivers from Intels web site for this adapter as well?
You'll need to contact NG support and let them know about this. There would be nothing we can do otherwise. Seems to be limited postings about this and others in here haven't mentioned it much or if at all.
Yeah I keep my drivers updated pretty religiously - except my video drivers since I have an RTX 3080, and Nvidia's drivers are still kind of a mess six months after the "release" of those cards. I'm still using one that's a few months old (457.51) since it seems to be the most stable (and I have tried some of the newer ones but always end up using ddu to go back to that one since it works better). But all my other drivers I keep updated pretty constantly, including chipset, network drivers, and the bios itself.
Also, yes I haven't seen posts on these forums about this particular problem, but I have seen them posted elsewhere. The common thread seems to be people who have comcast, the firmware update to 2.1.1.4, and having to switch to a non-multigig port to get a reliable connection. Comcast of course is no help at all.
I'm hesitant to contact netgear support because there's only so much corporate troubleshooting my mental health can take, but it's looking like I'll probably have to. Regardless, I appreciate the responses here and the time you took to make them.Yes, something you'll need to contact NG support about. If this IS a problem in FW, theres nothing forum help can do as it would need to be addressed by NG support and development.
Good Luck.