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The problem only occurs in the bridged configuration, where bridge.sys is used. (I assume this is either an NDIS intermediate driver or an NDIS filter driver.) There are 3 PCI Express network cards involved. If we do not configure a bridged network, but rather just use any of the cards directly, it works fine. The bridged LAN presents as non-operational. Attempts to 'repair' the network by enabling / disabling / diagnosing are unsuccessful. No packets sent or received.

While I don't yet understand the root cause of the problem, the curious observation is that changing the Start Type of our PCI card driver to BOOT_START (which I know is not proper for a PNP driver) seems to avoid the problem. Any speculation on why? Yes, we have used Driver Verifier and no errors are reported.

Could it be specific to that mother board and or even slot? May 9, 2003 - Basically Windows has the ability to turn your PC into a very expensive, two port (or however many NICs you have).

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If we do not configure a bridged network, but rather just use any of the cards directly, it works fine. The bridged LAN presents as non-operational. Attempts to 'repair' the network by enabling / disabling / diagnosing are unsuccessful.

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No packets sent or received. While I don't yet understand the root cause of the problem, the curious observation is that changing the Start Type of our PCI card driver to BOOT_START (which I know is not proper for a PNP driver) seems to avoid the problem. Any speculation on why? Yes, we have used Driver Verifier and no errors are reported. --- NTDEV is sponsored by OSR For our schedule of WDF, WDM, debugging and other seminars visit: To unsubscribe, visit the List Server section of OSR Online at __________ Information from ESET Smart Security, version of virus signature database 5004 (20100406) __________ The message was checked by ESET Smart Security.