TIP: You can quickly test this in Chrome by creating an Incognito Window with " CTRL + SHIFT + N".Disable all Browser Extensions to avoid conflicts.or Update to the latest Google Chrome by going to " Menu > Help > About Google Chrome":.Download the latest " Google Chrome":.For game update issues, clear your browser history > 'Cached Images & Files' then force refresh the page with Ctrl + F5.Ensure your system supports WebGL 2.0.Ensure Hardware Acceleration is enabled in your browser.Ensure cookies and javascript are allowed.Try a different browser - Chrome or Firefox.Disable all browser extensions, or try incognito / private browsing mode.Update your web browser to the latest version.If encountering an issue or black screen, please review the following quicklist I had to look this up when ordering my board in case I got a bad revision but I luckily I haven't had any problems, hopefully it works for some people.It could take up to a minute on first load, depending on your computer and internet speed.
Stay on the 1.0.1.4 driver, newer drivers can break the fix Go to the your adapter driver settings, disable power saving features, manually set speed and duplex instead of auto negotiation (intel claims 2.5gb negotiation with certain routers can cause this problem so might want to set to 1gb to see if it works first) Shut down, unplug computer for a bit like a hard router reboot, turn it back on and install 1.0.1.4 driver
Intel and board partners have been pretty miserable at distributing info about the potential "fix" for this, so here is what intel claims should help prevent the constant link disconnects and poor performance:ĭownload 1.45 firmware and 1.0.1.4 driver (it's the same FW/Driver for every i225V):
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