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I have the same issue. The system had been running just fine for 6 weeks. ! Yesterday I had to revise my HDD RAID1 configuration (increase the operating system space). This erased all my applications & data so I reinstalled Vista and received the message "Compatibility issue between windows & chipset....Intel quickpath architecture input output hub". I did not install the linked fix because the version on my machine was newer. I'm now having internet connectivity issues.... can't establish & maintain connectivity. Thunderbird mail client isn't able to install a new update, etc. Also can't get my LAN to recognize the 2 computers (each computer can recognize the network attached storage – NAS). Saving files, etc. is much slower than previously. I wonder if a recent Vista patch has caused this issue? Let's keep this thread updated as we learn more. We're not alone on this issue. System Manufacturer/Model Number: home built, OS: vist ultimate x64, CPU: i7 920 2.66GHz 130w Quad-core, Motherboard: EVGA x58 SLI mobo, Memory: 6gb OZ Platimun DDR3 PC3 12800, Graphics Card(s): EVGA 9500 GT 512mb DDR2, Sound Card: n/a ,Monitor(s) Displays: Samsung 2243 BWX Screen Resolution: 1600 x 1080, Hard Drives: WD 500 GB x 2 SATA RAID1 Segage 250 GB IDE, PSU: Corsair 750 TX, Case: Antec P182, Cooling: Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme RT 1366, Keyboard: Belkin USB, Mouse: MS Comfort optical 3000, Internet Speed: cable 6 dsl 5

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