Ether 10104 Driver
Ether 10104 Driver - https://urloso.com/2tdqZn
I would suspect it is a problem with the ethernet driver also. As a result of my research, I found a thread that might be useful. This suggested creating a new ethernet controller from the vendor's website and this may solve your problem.
so I'm going to start working on a spoofing tool. I have a friend who is setting up a webserver and wants to have a way to change his ip address. So I want to build a tool that will be able to do that. But I'm running into one problem. This tool is going to be run on a windows machine with mod_wsgi installed. mod_wsgi isn't going to be able to load all of the modules that are needed to spoof the ip address. I know I could just use mod_proxy to rewrite the request header but that seems kinda hacky and I tried it and it didn't work. So that leaves me pretty much with a small control panel / authentication tool. I started working on the control panel and using a standard web server, it's been a lot of fun so far.
I found the vulnerability by looking at the tx & rx. The function tx_packet_queue_pop() iniwldvm(9e) reads & writes to the same memory block. I changed the order a bit & made sure the two parameters are reversed and viola! d2c66b5586