New motherboard, same usb network card now problems?

[butterfliesrpretty]

I recently upgraded my motherboard to this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128357.

I am using the same usb network adapter I used on my last motherboard and now during online games I will freeze about every 2 minutes due to the network being dropped. The thing is it worked fine on my last mobo. Used the same drivers which are the most up to date as well.

Any idea wtf is going on? Maybe a chipset issue? The previous mobo was an nvidia 610i now this one is an intel g31.

edit: forgot to mention my network card is a gsky gs-27usb

 

[exchange keys]

What does your Event Viewer say?

 

[butterfliesrpretty]

What does your Event Viewer say?

I have no idea what an event viewer is

I thought I remember hearing back in the day something about certain realtek products having certain issues with certain chipsets, but I can't dig up anything on google

 

[REDYOUCH]

Please tell me you did a fresh install of Windows, or at least a repair...

 

[butterfliesrpretty]

Please tell me you did a fresh install of Windows, or at least a repair...

yep new hard drive as well actually. Completely fresh.

 

[k1pp3r]

Make sure your BIOS is up to date on the motherboard. A lot of times i run into USB issues with old BIOS releases, never with gigabyte, but give it a shot

 

[butterfliesrpretty]

bios is up to date

man this sucks

 

[butterfliesrpretty]

offering $5 paypal to anyone who can figure this out for me

 

[REDYOUCH]

Roll back to a previous version of the wireless drivers. Make sure the most up-to-date Intel chipset drivers are installed (from intel's site). Toggle between Windows controlling the wireless settings and using the bundled wireless software to control the wireless device.