If you get message that boot options could not be changes because of Secure boot, you need to reboot to BIOS and turn off Security boot (CMS in Boot section of BIOS if you have Asus board). Start cmd with Admin rights and do commands:īcdedit -set loadoptions DISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS In Section copy the last 8 lines and add them to the bottom of Section *PhysicalMediaType = 14 NdisPhysicalMedium802_3ĪddService = e1rexpress, 2, win7.Service, win7.EventLog It should then look like this Ĭharacteristics = 0x84 NCF_HAS_UI | NCF_PHYSICALĪddReg = e1r.reg, TcpSeg.reg, ReduceSpeedOnPowerDown.reg, JumboPacket.regĪddReg = Powermgmt.reg, WakeOnSlot.reg, WakeOnLink.regĬopyFiles = win7.CopyFiles, UninstallProg.CopyFiles %E1539NC.DeviceDesc% = E1539, PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_1539ģ) Go down to “WINDOWS BLUE for 64-bit EXTENDED PLATFORMS” and look for the Intel(R) I211 Gigabit Network Connection section and copy the 4 sections starting with E1539.Ĥ) Scroll down to “WINDOWS Server Next for 64-bit EXTENDED PLATFORMS” and paste in the 4 sections and as earlier remove the 6.3.1 from the E1539.6.3.1 at the beginning of each section. %E1539NC.DeviceDesc% = E1539.6.3.1, PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_1539Ģ) Paste the line we copied above under the heading and remove the 6.3.1, so your line of text should look like this
Open this e1r64圆4.inf in text editor and lets start:ġ) Under the heading copy this line (It should be at the bottom of this section) inf files (depends on card you have or both).Į1r64圆4.inf is for I211-AT network adapterĮ1d64圆4.inf is for I218V network adapter
PCI VEN 8086 DEV 153B WINDOWS
For Windows Server 2008R2 you will need folder NDIS62 (correct me if I am wrong). So NDIS63 and NDiS62 for previous versions of Windows and Windows Servers.
PCI VEN 8086 DEV 153B ARCHIVE
Unpack the archive you will have to find folder \Intel\PRO1000\Win圆4\NDIS64.ītw, NDIS64 means version of Windows – 6.4 = Windows Blue (8.0, 8.1 etc) including Server 2012R2.
PCI VEN 8086 DEV 153B DRIVERS
First of all, after you finish installing Windows Server 2012R2, prepare your drivers archive (you can download them from Asus or Intel site, you have to download drivers for Windows 8.1 if you plan to use on Server 2012R2). Solution for I218V can be found on many sites, but I211-AT no so popular but solution is about the same.