Each time you do this, you are deleting a previously installed driver.

Repeat steps 9-12, but only for as long as Delete the driver software for this device appears.

Click Action > Scan for hardware changes.

Put a check in the box for Delete the driver software for this device if it appears.

Right-click your E2200 and click Uninstall device.

Restart your machine by clicking Start > Power > Restart.

This will also include the Killer Network Manager.

Uninstall everything 'Killer', including 'Killer Performance Driver Suite' and any variations.

Download the latest Killer Control Center from here - for later installation.

Then you should be able to update to the latest driver. My idea is that stripping the driver down to the 'inbox' driver, or the driver that is preinstalled with Windows, then allowing the update, should result in a healthy Ethernet adapter and connection. I will share my idea with you, though, and hopefully it will help you. To duplicate the issue enough to know for sure. For now, though, I do have a theory on what might help, but I have yet to get much confirmation, and I have not been able I suspect that the ultimate fix will come in a later Windows update.

You already have ready my knowledge base article on the subject.

This is evident by the fact that rolling back always fixes the issue, and that many people are using these same drivers on the Windows Fall Creator's Update without any problems. The issue is that, when Windows updates to the fall creator's update, something disconnects between theĭriver and the OS, causing this error. Unfortunately, this seems to be more of a Windows Update issue than an issue with the Killer Drivers, and it's not related to the Killer Suite at all. I am the official support for Killer Networking. No internet (Killer E2200) after update Windows 10

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