@Ecallan
I just thought you might perhaps have overlooked this part of the description in
Windows 10 signed RNDIS driver for USBNetwork:
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You should see a new network card Kindle USB RNDIS Device (USBNetwork enabled) in "Network and Sharing Center" > Change adapter settings. Assign a static IP such as 192.168.15.1 and you can ping the device (ping 192.168.15.244).
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As for ping, the address of our Kobo device is 192.168.2.101 (and not 192.168.15.244).
I did not mention that for enabling USBnet in KSM you need to
- select "usb" > "usbnet toggle.sh"
But I think you know this already.