


- #BROADCOM NETXTREME 57XX DRIVER DOWNLOAD DRIVERS#
- #BROADCOM NETXTREME 57XX DRIVER DOWNLOAD UPDATE#
- #BROADCOM NETXTREME 57XX DRIVER DOWNLOAD 32 BIT#
#BROADCOM NETXTREME 57XX DRIVER DOWNLOAD 32 BIT#
So I download the Vista 32 bit driver and updated the driver.
#BROADCOM NETXTREME 57XX DRIVER DOWNLOAD DRIVERS#
To note: Broadcom lists the drivers by Chipsets. In computer manager it says the card is a Broadcom NetXtreme 57xx gigabit controllerĪ> By default is comes installed with the driver date/version: 10.10.0.1 (PROBLEM OCCURS)ī> Upgraded the driver to date/version: 10.43.0.0 (PROBLEM OCCURS)Ĭ> Called DELL to ask them what the chipset was on the Broadcom NIC (they stated 5754) which is listed as a Broadcom Ethernet NIC NetXtreme Desktop Driver. So the network cable, switches and routers are not the problem. Those "older" computers continued to work as they did before with out any problems. In other words, the old computers never had this problem.ġ>We tried other computers and used the same ethernet rj45 jack. To note: we replaced older desktop computers with these new computers and that is when we started having these ( new T3400 desktop ) network disconnect problems. Each computer came equipped with Windows Vista SP1 installed and we ran each computer through the same setup process via WDS. All four computers are having the problem. In other words, the computers just all of the sudden disconnects from the network with out any notice (not at the same time.random). These four desktops now have problems with the NIC staying connected to the network. Problem: We purchased 4 DELL precision t3400 desktop computers on.
#BROADCOM NETXTREME 57XX DRIVER DOWNLOAD UPDATE#
BUT I REALLY HOPE DELL COMES OUT WITH A BIOS UPDATE or have BROADCOM deliver a driver that does not become dormant. I actually did this on 2 out of the 4 boxes we are having problems with. It has now ran for 12 hours with out a single hickup. So I took a un-used 10/100/1000 NIC we had (that I knew worked in a computer about 4 years ago) and placed the network card in the spare pci slot. They eventually created a patch for the bios (which corrected the NIC falling asleep on that computer).Īnother article suggested getting a pci nic and plugging it in (also to disable the onboard broadcom nic) This problem occured about 3 years ago on a similar model computer from DELL. Searched high and low on the DELL website and as it turns out.
