Thread: Windows 10 signed RNDIS driver for USBNetwork
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Old 03-20-2016, 10:22 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by Marco77
However, starting with Vista, Windows has been enforcing a mandatory signing requirement for 64-bit drivers.
Well I've been using this .inf file since Windows 7 32-bit days and I'm using it now on Windows 8.1. 64-bit. Can't really remember if I used USBNetwork while trying Windows 10... but IIRC on Windows 8.1 all I did was point Device Manager/Driver install/update dialog to that linux.inf file.

I've found the link for downloading that driver/inf file somewhere here on Mobileread ... I think that the wiki section used to have the link for downloading Windows driver, but now it's not there anymore.
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