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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 Problem: I'm trying to USB tether my phone using a Wi-Fi connection (3G is not available atm). I connect my phone to my PC. I go into menu -> settings -> Wireless & network settings -> tethering & portable hotspot, and check USB tethering. Device manager says an RNDIS driver is missing. Setup: Rooted (using unRevoked) HTC Incredible running CyanogenMod 7.03, not overclocked atm. USB debugging is enabled. I am running Windows 7 64-bit on my PC. Everything is running smoothly.What I've tried: I've searched everywhere and cannot find this driver. Of course, Windows 7 cannot find it online. I can't install ActiveSync because I am running Windows 7. I've installed Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1, but it still can't find the driver.The Google OEM USB drivers out of the Android SDK don't work. Without HTC Sync installed, I simply do not have the RNDIS driver. With HTC sync installed, this is what happens: The RNDIS driver gets installed, but when I check the USB tethering box on my phone, it goes on for a second, and then immediately goes off again.Please help, this is one of the most frustrating problems I've ever dealt with, and it seems to be a simple driver issue. Jackson*EDIT* This solved it. Attachments Last edited: Jun 12, 2011 #2 Good learning, thanks for sharing! Sent from my ADR6300 using XDA Premium App #3 Problem: I'm trying to USB tether my phone using a Wi-Fi connection (3G is not available atm). I connect my phone to my PC. I go into menu -> settings -> Wireless & network settings -> tethering & portable hotspot, and check USB tethering. Device manager says an RNDIS driver is missing. Setup: Rooted (using unRevoked) HTC Incredible running CyanogenMod 7.03, not overclocked atm. USB debugging is enabled. I am running Windows 7 64-bit on my PC. Everything is running smoothly.What I've tried: I've searched everywhere and cannot find this driver. Of course, Windows 7 cannot find it online. I can't install ActiveSync because I am running Windows 7. I've installed Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1, but it still can't find the driver.The Google OEM USB drivers out of the Android SDK don't work. Without HTC Sync installed, I simply do not have the RNDIS driver. With HTC sync installed, this is what happens: The RNDIS driver gets installed, but when I check the USB tethering box on my phone, it goes on for a second, and then immediately goes off again.Please help, this is one of the most frustrating problems I've ever dealt with, and

Prusa 2.6 3D Slicer demonstrates the power of open source contributions - tree supportsPrusa Slicer is another fantastic example of the strength of open-source software. The Prusa Slicer 2.6 release showed out-of-the-box thinking that can significantly impact 3D print times and simplify trimming and post-processing. My favorite new feature is tree supports where the program takes an intelligent approach to building supports for overhangs and spans that are too big to be printed over nothing but air.Video Model UsedMason Jar lamp on ThingiversePrusa Slicer 2.5 supported the printing of removable supports when rendering longer spans over open spaces. The molten filament will droop as it crosses from one support to another. The best practice guidance is to use supports for any angle over 45 degrees.The green zig-zag is the removable support material. They are dense and can be difficult to remove. The end result is that the final print can have a lot of places that may need minor touchups. The zig-zag ends can have a bit more filament as it moves in one direction and then moves over and back in the opposite direction.This is the same party using Prusa Slicer 2.6 tree supports. The support layout algorithm minimizes the amount of contact on the bottom edge and fans out at the top to touch as many overhanging wedges as needed. Some of the support bases are outside of the box area. These supports are very easy to remove and do not affect the bottom surface or the quality of the side.This is the same part with tree supports enabled. You can see that large portions of the bottom surface are not touched which reduces cleanup.Here we have an inverted view with the bottom sliced off. You can see how the tree supports branch out at the top to touch as many places as required on the overhang while minimizing the number of touchpoints on the bottom surface.VideoRevision HistoryCreated 2023 06Popular posts from this blogInstalling the RNDIS driver on Windows 11 to use USB Raspberry Pi as network attachedI do a lot of my development and configuration via ssh into my Raspberry Pi Zero over the RNDIS connection. Some models of the Raspberry PIs can be configured with gadget drivers that let the Raspberry pi emulate different devices when plugged into computers via USB. My favorite gadget is the network profile that makes a Raspberry Pi look like an RNDIS-attached network device. All types of network services travel over an RNDIS device without knowing it is a USB hardware connection. A Raspberry Pi shows up as a Remote NDIS (RNDIS) device when you plug the Pi into a PC or Mac via a USB cable. The gadget in the Windows Device Manager picture shows this RNDIS Gadget connectivity between a Windows machine and a Raspberry Pi. The Problem Windows 11 and Windows 10 no longer auto-installs the RNDIS driver that makes magic happen. Windows recognizes that the Raspberry Pi is some type of generic USB COM device. Manually running

This issue, perform one of the following operations: Remove and reattach the RNDIS device. Remove and reattach the USB hub. Power-cycling the USB hub. Restart the computer. Status Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section. More Information For more information about software update terminology, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: 824684 Description of the standard terminology that is used to describe Microsoft software updates Additional file information Additional file information for Windows Vista and for Windows Server 2008 Additional files for all supported x86-based versions of Windows Vista and of Windows Server 2008 File name Update.mum File version Not Applicable File size 3,078 Date (UTC) 07-Jul-2011 Time (UTC) 14:14 Platform Not Applicable File name X86_microsoft-windows-rndis-miniport_31bf3856ad364e35_6.0.6002.22672_none_e3551eb0a2603124.manifest File version Not Applicable File size 3,768 Date (UTC) 06-Jul-2011 Time (UTC) 19:12 Platform Not Applicable File name X86_netrndis.inf_31bf3856ad364e35_6.0.6002.22672_none_c9e8fe2d5c477773.manifest File version Not Applicable File size 2,261 Date (UTC) 07-Jul-2011 Time (UTC) 14:15 Platform Not Applicable Additional files for all supported x64-based versions of Windows Vista and of Windows Server 2008 File name Amd64_microsoft-windows-rndis-miniport_31bf3856ad364e35_6.0.6002.22672_none_3f73ba345abda25a.manifest File version Not Applicable File size 3,776 Date (UTC) 07-Jul-2011 Time (UTC) 05:02 Platform Not Applicable File name Amd64_netrndis.inf_31bf3856ad364e35_6.0.6002.22672_none_260799b114a4e8a9.manifest File version Not Applicable File size 2,263 Date (UTC) 07-Jul-2011 Time (UTC) 14:15 Platform Not Applicable File name Update.mum File version Not Applicable File size 3,102 Date (UTC) 07-Jul-2011 Time (UTC) 14:14 Platform Not Applicable Additional files for all supported IA-64-based versions of Windows Server 2008 File name Ia64_microsoft-windows-rndis-miniport_31bf3856ad364e35_6.0.6002.22672_none_e356c2a6a25e3a20.manifest File version Not Applicable File size 3,772 Date (UTC) 07-Jul-2011 Time (UTC) 05:00 Platform Not Applicable File name Ia64_netrndis.inf_31bf3856ad364e35_6.0.6002.22672_none_c9eaa2235c45806f.manifest File version Not Applicable File size 2,262 Date (UTC) 07-Jul-2011 Time (UTC) 14:14 Platform Not Applicable File name Update.mum File version Not Applicable File size 2,256 Date (UTC) 07-Jul-2011 Time (UTC) 14:14 Platform Not Applicable Additional file information for Windows 7 and for Windows Server 2008 R2 Additional files for all supported x86-based versions of Windows 7 File name X86_342be68e9eec1a81f014a0f4c9d1081e_31bf3856ad364e35_6.1.7600.20970_none_626c720fdebdec32.manifest File version Not applicable File size 703 Date (UTC) 20-May-2011 Time (UTC) 23:42 Platform

Even though Files was one of the items selected when creating the partnership. (Under "Options" it says "Not Installed" just like it says for all the PIMs. ) That's a first for me. I found this page to help locate RT2501-based USB WiFi dongles: I'm picking up a Linksys WUSB54GC dongle on eBay for a little under 10 USB including shipping. I'll be trying it out on this device as soon as I get it. Global ModeratorH/PC GuruPosts:7,195Location:USAStatus:CE5? I wonder is the USR MaxG wifi stick would work...using the built in RNDIS drivers? H/PC SenseiPosts:1,171Location:RussiaStatus:QuoteCE Geek - 2013-10-02 10:39 AM Changing the default client driver to Serial_Class Serial class is emulating the plain serial device. You need USBSER and RNDIS instead, RNDIS preferred. Global ModeratorH/PC OraclePosts:12,724Location:Southern CaliforniaStatus:Neither of these subkeys exist in HLKM/Drivers/USB/FunctionDrivers on this device, Alt Bass. (Yet they do exist on more than one CE 5/6 netbook that lacks the hardware support for OTG connection.) H/PC SenseiPosts:1,171Location:RussiaStatus:So that's the problem actually. Global ModeratorH/PC GuruPosts:7,195Location:USAStatus:You know, now that I think about it...I can't think of a single CE device that uses disk-on-a-chip technology that actually has full USB support... H/PC SenseiPosts:1,171Location:RussiaStatus:Windows has an abstraction layer for USB client drivers so Windows CE device which has USB client port driver may represent technically any device. The absence of overlying drivers of the client functions present has nothing to do with controller if you mean it, it is just the matter of manufacturer's taste. Global ModeratorH/PC GuruPosts:7,195Location:USAStatus:I think I'm thinking of USB host functions....why is it that CE devices that have host functions will recognize memory sticks only, but not mice or keyboards, or anything else...and I talking about the CE netbooks we see everywhere? Factorite (Elite)QuoteCE Geek - 2013-10-01 10:40 PM Unlike the Viliv, it has an FM radio tuner; however, so far I can't pick up anything but static on it, and there's no visible external antenna (unlike the Viliv, which has one despite having no FM tuner that I can find an app for). Unsure if you tried this, but most FM chips require an external antenna and route the ground (GND) pin on the headset/earphones as the antenna. Plug in some wired headset/earphones and try the FM again. If it works, the app may also have a setting in order to route the audio out a different path than the headet/earphones. The alternative for manufacturers for FM reception is to build a fairly large antenna onto the device or to have a new CMOS FM chip (available beginning circa 2007) and use an expensive, large, and not very sensitive trace on the PWB dedicated for FM reception. Global ModeratorH/PC OraclePosts:12,724Location:Southern CaliforniaStatus:That worked - but, unfortunately, the sound

It seems to be a simple driver issue. Jackson*EDIT* This solved it. Thank you for the Thanks. haha. =oD #5 Thanks for this and posting the fix #7 Missing RNDIS driver (karbonn A12) windows 8This works for all operating systems(hopefully) , and i have tried it for windows 8 to connect karbonn A12 via tethering #8 can you tell me the password for that zip file This works for all operating systems(hopefully) , and i have tried it for windows 8 to connect karbonn A12 via tethering sir i need a password #9 password priceandspecification.in #11 Worked for me...thanks its works for me I downloaded that 8 Mb File and followed the steps mentioned in .txt file,,,, ")thanks gokullal for the ultimate solution #13 Thank You!Thank You for posting this! It really solved my alcatel single rndis problem! Thank You soooo much! #14 need help This works for all operating systems(hopefully) , and i have tried it for windows 8 to connect karbonn A12 via tethering i have followed your procedure but i get "the specified folder does not contain information about your hardware".how should i solve this..i use android one mobile an my pc's operating system is xp #15 RNDIS_Driver_Windows7_8I had same problem. My asus zenfone 6 was not able to usb tethering on my windows 8.1 computer.I got help frım this topic but it was not clear. So clear how to is shown below.First download the driver and unrar it.1. Connect your phone, open usb tethering2. go to your device manager.3. Find the Device with the little ? and then maybe a yellow !. (RDNIS)4. Right click that device and select Update Driver. 5. When the window pops up, select, Browse My Computer for driver software, then on the next screen, click on the bottom that says, LET ME PICK. 6. Then it will ask you the device type, go down select Network Adapters. 7. Select microsoft as manufacturer and select Microsoft Corporation. 8. Then, select Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device.9. Hit next, it will say it's not safe, etc etc, proceed to install it. Attachments #16 confirm password please... what is password for this file please help...??? #18 Select the rndis in device manager then click on update then select manually then search for Microsoft then click on rndis based Internet sharing then install. .. u all done enjoy. .. For more details contact pallabpanja8@gmail.com #19 Tethering With XP-64 Pro And Remote NDIS InstallIt took me about a day to figure this out and yes, some of us still use XP. (I use it for mechanical CAD work, because I can't afford to buy all new CAD proggies, which would be required, if I upgraded Windows.)

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