You will need to go into the BIOS at start up by pressing the Delete key (can be F2 or some other, please check the message at the start of the screen). Note 4: Some people have reported that “Loading Default Settings” in the BIOS solves the issue as well. This, in some cases, has worked and wakes up the network controller. Once on the desktop, Windows will try to install the external hardware. Note 3: If nothing works, turn off the system and plug in a external hard drive (or a USB thumb drive) and then turn the computer on. Note 2: For laptops, removing the battery for 5-10 minutes has worked for a few.
Leaving the RAM out longer has worked for some people (see comments below). Note: If this doesn’t work, leave the RAM out for good 10 minutes. And that is all! The motherboard will be reset and the network controller will come out of deep sleep mode!
Leave them out for some time (in my case 30 seconds) and put them back in. The best fix is to reset the motherboard and the best way to reset your motherboard is to remove your RAM chips. If Deep Sleep Mode enabled Please Plug the Cable The Realtek Network Adapter/Controller was not found. The network controller doesn’t come on and as per Realtek installation message: The issue occurs when the PC wakes up and power to everything is restored. The problem starts when the computer goes into sleep/standby mode, a few components of the PC including the network controller (or adapter) are turned off. As I’ve noticed a fair bit of visitors interested in my post of Windows 7 and Network Controller Deep Sleep Mode problem, I thought I should write a “clean” version of the post (basically the fix for the problem minus my ramblings 🙂 )
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