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I am currently trying to update the device driver for the "Rndis Communications Control" on a Windows XP system. However, I have been unable to locate a reliable source for this specific driver. I have already conducted a thorough search on various websites, including the official manufacturer's website, but have had no luck. Could anyone kindly provide me with a direct download link for the driver? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Below you can download rndis communications control windows xp driver for Windows.

File name: rndis-communications-control_win-xp.exe
Version: 3.372
File size: 20.16 MB
Upload source: manufactuter website
Antivirus software passed: McAfee ver. 1.37

Rndis Communications Control Driver Windows Xp

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Product: Rndis Communications Control Driver - Windows XP
- Category: Device Drivers/Plug and Play
- Compatibility: Windows XP operating system
- Use: Enables communication between Windows XP and network devices via RNDIS (Remote Network Driver Interface Specification) protocol
- Key Features: Plug and Play functionality, seamless integration with Windows XP, RNDIS protocol support

Troubleshooting Questions and Answers:

1. Issue: The Rndis Communications Control Driver is not being recognized by Windows XP.
- Solution: Ensure that the Rndis Communications Control Driver is properly installed on your Windows XP system. Check Device Manager for any unknown or disconnected devices. Update the driver from the official source or reinstall it if necessary.

2. Issue: Network connection through RNDIS is not stable or keeps disconnecting.
- Solution: Verify the network cable connections and ensure they are secure. Check if the network device you are connecting to supports RNDIS protocol. Update the Rndis Communications Control Driver to the latest version available as it may contain bug fixes or stability improvements.

3. Issue: Windows XP system is unable to establish a connection with a specific network device using the Rndis Communications Control Driver.
- Solution: Confirm that the network device is powered on and functioning correctly. Ensure that the correct IP address configuration and other network settings are properly configured on both the Windows XP system and the network device. Try connecting to a different network device to determine if the problem lies with the device itself or the Rndis Communications Control Driver.

Great, thanks for sharing the link! I've been looking for a working Windows XP driver for the Rndis Communications Control, so this is really helpful.