So a broad call to the technichal community: How to deinstall the KillerNetworkService. I doubt that the community will be able to publish a further update of the driver, but possibly there is someone out there to help us getting rid of the tool or going back to the previous version. In my personal view a quite a bit too easy "solution" - a few weeks ago they publish a recommended update that causes significant problems and now the product switched to "community support" (nice word creation btw.).
Therefore I asked the Intel Support and received a quite similar answer: The E2400 (may be little too old) has now reached the "community support" lol Since 10th Jan 2023 Dell delivers this update, A50 for Killer Ethernet Controller as "recommended".Īs you mentioned above I don't even need this tool and want to get rid of it or disable it continously. Via WLAN with the same card I've full speed (up and down) all the time. the Killer E2400 and E2500 LAN driver version in Device Manager is 9.0.0.50. This just installed Killer Intelligence Center. After that, I downloaded (from Dell) the latest version of Killer PCIe Ethernet Controller Driver plus the older version from 16-Jun-22. The Ethernet network driver helps the system to connect to a wired Internet connection. Earlier, I updated the driver version of Killer E2400 Gigabit Ethernet Controller (device manager) to 9.0.50 using a cab file. 1/10 of the (upload)speed.īut this only affects the LAN-part and only the upload speed. This package contains the driver for the Killer E2X00 and E3X00 Gigabit Ethernet Controller. During a time consuming process I/we figured out that the KillerNetworkService.exe finally is main source of the problem - disabled I've full upload performance, enabled (after every restart automatically) I only get max. Since a few weeks (last network-update I took in Feb 23) I got pretty slow upload speed and got in contact with my DSL-Provider here in Germany. Hi MidwestSteve, I've got the same problem on the same Dell XPS with my Killer E2400.
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