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That's good. Some of their X99 boards do have Killer NICs (and they are awful!).

Make sure the drivers are up to date. It's an Intel NIC so I'd try the drivers Gigabyte are offering and also a direct download from Intel if you find them.

If that doesn't help get all of the start-up items disabled and narrow down the guilty application.
 
bremen1874 said:
That's good. Some of their X99 boards do have Killer NICs (and they are awful!).

Make sure the drivers are up to date. It's an Intel NIC so I'd try the drivers Gigabyte are offering and also a direct download from Intel if you find them.

If that doesn't help get all of the start-up items disabled and narrow down the guilty application.
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Thank you, I really appreciate your time and help. I have the Gigabyte drivers installed but I will search Intel for anything different. I will also disable everything in start up and see what happens. I will report back tomorrow. Thanks again for your help, cheers.
 
There's something odd going on. If I couldn't get to the bottom of it I'd reinstall from scratch.

I'd use a fresh drive, or at least image the existing drive before I started.

During the reinstall I'd check and image the drive at each step.
 
The only time I've seen something similar, it was caused by automatic proxy. Did you ensure you disabled it in both in Control Panel -> Internet Options and also within the settings of whichever browser you're using (Chrome)?
 
had a very similar issue myself recently, again with chrome, have since switched to firefox and had no issues since. Never did find out whats causing it either :(
 
Can you check IE's plugins (Cogs wheel button on the top right -> Manage add-ons -> Toolbars and extensions) and Chrome's ( chrome://plugins/ in url bar) and see if there's anything that doesn't look normal there? As far as I know Edge doesn't support plugins as Microsoft killed off ActiveX from it.
 
DragonQ said:
The only time I've seen something similar, it was caused by automatic proxy. Did you ensure you disabled it in both in Control Panel -> Internet Options and also within the settings of whichever browser you're using (Chrome)?
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Yes to both. I will try a clean install when I get time and see if that does the trick.
 
I have just re-installed Chrome (for the 3rd time) and it is working correctly now (so far) :confused: I can only assume it got it's knickers in a twist somewhere along the line?
 
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