Other devices: network controller

Hello @DLCShayn StatutMembre

Download and install --> 7Zip 64 bits
 
Download this driver --> Realtek
 
Right-click on the driver --> DRV_LAN_RTK......zip
Select --> 7Zip
Choose --> extract to "DRV_LAN_RTK......\"

Go to Device Manager
Right-click on the device
Update driver
-->> Browse my computer for drivers <<–
-->> Select from a list of drivers... <<–
-->> Have Disk <<–
-->> Browse <<–
Go to the extracted driver folder --> DRV_LAN_RTK......
Folder --> Win11
Folder --> 64
Select the file --> rt25cx21x64.inf and OK.
Restart.

excuse me for the lack of precision, it's because I'm on Windows 10

Still give it a try with this driver, it might possibly work.

it doesn't work and I don't have access to the file "rt25cx21x64.inf" it's not displayed when selecting the driver but it is indeed in the base file

Have you followed the procedure correctly?

Update the driver
1- Browse my computer for drivers <<–
2- Select from a list of drivers... <<–
3- Provided disk <<–
4- Browse <<–

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Go to the unzipped driver folder --> DRV_LAN_RTK......
Folder --> Win11
Folder --> 64
Select the file --> rt25cx21x64.inf and OK.

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Yes, I followed the procedure, and it shows me "The folder you specified does not contain a compatible driver for your device. If the folder contains a driver, make sure it is designed to work with Windows for x64 processor computers."

Hi

The driver from Realtek

It's an exe that gives you a clean install

But it's strange that after installing the drivers from Asus, you still have a faulty device

Strange, the driver is indeed for a 64-bit.

Try this one from the Asus site --> Realtek

after installing the kaneagle driver, it no longer shows "other devices: network controller"

but it adds the name of my network card with a code 10,

@DLCShayn StatutMembre

Go to network adapters
Right-click on the network adapter (code 10)
Uninstall
Check --> remove the device
Uninstall.

Click on --> Action
Select --> Scan for hardware changes.

I was curious, I had already done this manipulation before, and I went to get a driver for the motherboard (the same one as the first time), and this time, I thank you for your help and have a great day.

You're welcome.
Have a nice day.