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Disregard about the Hyper-V thing, that isn't the case. &nbsp;Its something to do with that update I installed but I can't find the driver update that I installed from Microsoft updates in the recently installed updates ....
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Disregard about the Hyper-V thing, that isn't the case.  Its something to do with that update I installed but I can't find the driver update that I installed from Microsoft updates in the recently installed updates ....

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You can open Device Manager, open properties of the network card, and in Drive tab, you can perform Roll Back Driver. This will remove your driver update.
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You can open Device Manager, open properties of the network card, and in Drive tab, you can perform Roll Back Driver. This will remove your driver update.

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I recently did windows updates and it installed an update for a 'Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller'. &nbsp;I also uninstalled Hyper-V. &nbsp;Ever since then, my server is connected but its showing the network adapter with a red x. &nbsp;When I open cmd and installed Hyper-V with servermangecmd, it all of a sudden starts to work. &nbsp;Hyper-V is already installed and I keep installing it over and over and that fixes the issue. &nbsp;I can't even open up the network sharing center until I use the install hyperv command. &nbsp;Any ideas?
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I recently did windows updates and it installed an update for a 'Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller'.  I also uninstalled Hyper-V.  Ever since then, my server is connected but its showing the network adapter with a red x.  When I open cmd and installed Hyper-V with servermangecmd, it all of a sudden starts to work.  Hyper-V is already installed and I keep installing it over and over and that fixes the issue.  I can't even open up the network sharing center until I use the install hyperv command.  Any ideas?

Server 2008 connected to network but saying its not install hyperv is installed

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