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tittu,<br />
For the record, would you briefly describe the solution please? &nbsp; Thank you.
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tittu,
For the record, would you briefly describe the solution please?   Thank you.

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I Had a embedded Linux gadget , which connects successfully to the any Desktop Linux with <br />
cdc_ether driver on Linux, &nbsp;while RNDIS driver for Windows XP linux.inf is downloaded from internet and installed, when connecting Linux Gagdet to Windows XP , an <br />
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error Can Start Device error Code 10 is displayed &nbsp;, how to resolve this ?<br />
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any generic working RNDIS driver for Windows is helpful and how to debug error code 10 issue.
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I Had a embedded Linux gadget , which connects successfully to the any Desktop Linux with 
cdc_ether driver on Linux,  while RNDIS driver for Windows XP linux.inf is downloaded from internet and installed, when connecting Linux Gagdet to Windows XP , an 

error Can Start Device error Code 10 is displayed  , how to resolve this ?

any generic working RNDIS driver for Windows is helpful and how to debug error code 10 issue.

RNDIS Linux Gadget error code 10

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