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Killer NIC, can I remove the software and still use it?

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JimBeamBlack
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2017/06/20 20:11:51 (permalink)
 I have searched the web and don't find an easy answer to this question, but can I just remove the Killer software and still use the NIC?
 
would there be any issues with doing this??
 
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    Re: Killer NIC, can I remove the software and still use it? 2017/06/20 20:16:23 (permalink)
    I just remove mine from startup.

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    Re: Killer NIC, can I remove the software and still use it? 2017/06/21 05:31:28 (permalink)
    You can, just need the driver installed. I actually use the intel (top one ) myself.

                                   
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    Re: Killer NIC, can I remove the software and still use it? 2017/06/26 10:29:43 (permalink)
     Ok I removed just the software and it still works. I had the intel NIC stop connecting to the internet a couple of times, not the network just the internet, not sure what's causing it. It hasn't happened in a week though so I'm gonna keep on using that one.
     I run the windows network helper thing and it says it can't identify the problem, no surprise there, but I have no idea what's causing it.
     It could be I just have too much stuff plugged into my PC, I may just disable the Killer NIC in BIOS until I need it.
     
    thanks guys
     
     
     


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