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Old 01-08-2012, 04:55 AM   #9
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I'm not able to install the RNDIS drivers on x64 Windows7. It's about the linux.inf file, which seems not to be the proper one. Help?
64-bit windows will only install 64-bit drivers that are signed with a very expensive security certificate that must be renewed periodically.

You can override this behavior with a boot option to allow using unsigned drivers. Or you can use VirtualBox and run linux in it, or run a 32-bit Windows in it (like XP for example). Virtualbox lets you connect USB devices directly to the OS running in the emulated Virtual Machine.
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