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Windows on ARM device drivers for the Raspberry Pi single-board computer.
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Internet not working. #32

Closed zap8600 closed 2 years ago

zap8600 commented 2 years ago

Hi. The ethernet drivers are not working for Windows 10 1904.1415. Are there any patches for it? Or a WiFi driver I could test? I'm getting tired of constantly having to hook up my phone for USB Tethering just to get internet.

mariobalanica commented 2 years ago

Ethernet works fine on 19041 and newer.

zap8600 commented 2 years ago

Oh. I meant 19044.1415.

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Ethernet works fine on 19041 and newer.

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mariobalanica commented 2 years ago

Do you see the network adapter in Device Manager? Does it have an yellow mark?

If not, it's likely an issue with your network configuration.

Strandizer commented 2 years ago

I have similar issues with no network in 19044.1415 (UID: 09bff971-81f5-4cd4-b834-fc0e9ee83d59). The Yellow warning shows up in device manager. Message "Device cannot start. Code 10", "Object not found". Used RPI4 oem3.inf driver from february on RPI400, bcmgenet can´t start.

zap8600 commented 2 years ago

There is no warning sign. How do I change my network configuration, and what do I need to change it to?

mariobalanica commented 2 years ago

I've just installed 19044.1415 on a Pi 4 and Ethernet worked fine out-of-the-box.

There is no warning sign. How do I change my network configuration, and what do I need to change it to?

@zap8600 Check your cable and router settings.

I have similar issues with no network in 19044.1415 (UID: 09bff971-81f5-4cd4-b834-fc0e9ee83d59). The Yellow warning shows up in device manager. Message "Device cannot start. Code 10", "Object not found". Used RPI4 oem3.inf driver from february on RPI400, bcmgenet can´t start.

@Strandizer It'll probably be a bit difficult to track this down as I don't have a Pi 400 and it doesn't seem to be a widespread issue, so I'll need help with testing a few driver builds.

Can you try the driver below? bcmgenet_test1.zip

zap8600 commented 2 years ago

I'll try to just hook up my ethernet cable. If it doesn't work, I'll try changing the settings. Or try that driver.

Strandizer commented 2 years ago

Thx @zap8600 , The bcmgenet_test1 driver solved the network issue. Network is now fully working. Many thanks! Out of curiosity what was updated to the driver?

zap8600 commented 2 years ago

I never sent the driver.

Strandizer commented 2 years ago

Ohh, Did @mariobalanica upload the driver. I misinterpreted the respons above. Anyhow. The issue is resolved.

mariobalanica commented 2 years ago

@Strandizer Cool, can you send me some logs from the driver using the Traceview tool below? traceview.zip

Instructions:

  1. Uninstall the GENET Ethernet driver.
  2. Extract the archive, then open traceview.exe as administrator on your Pi.
  3. Click on File -> Create new log session.
  4. Select the bcmgenet_netadaptercx20.pdb file from the archive and click on Next.
  5. Select Log trace event data to file and save the file to an easily accessible location (like Desktop), then click on Finish.
  6. Install the GENET driver from bcmgenet_test1.zip and wait until you see some logs appear in the Traceview tool.
  7. Close the tool and upload the generated .etl file here.
mariobalanica commented 2 years ago

Fixed in the latest driver package release.