Huawei E3372 HiLink - problem w Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (1709)

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Znalazłem oficjalne wyjaśnienie na forum Microsoftu. Niestety po eng. Będzie fix.

Cytat:We are aware of the problem, and are preparing a fix. (As your research has found, the fix involves NDIS itself and the INetCfg DLLs.)

In in the 1709 version, we have redirected all RNDIS devices to use the RNDS6 driver. (Because the RNDIS6 driver is faster and crashes less often than the older RNDIS5 driver.) However, some devices are not fully compatible with the RNDIS6 INF file. In particular, their INFs do not provide the correct *IfType. Windows has a fallback process to guess an *IfType when one isn't provided, but in this case Windows falls back to the incorrect *IfType.

If you're super comfortable editing the registry and tinkering with the system, you may be able to work around the problem with something like these steps below. This is not guaranteed to work -- if you can at all hang on a few weeks until we release the official fix, please wait.

1. Disable the "netsetupsvc" service with "sc.exe config netsetupsvc start=disabled"

2. Uninstall the device from devmgmt.msc.

3. Reinstall the device by telling devmgmt.msc to "Scan for hardware changes"

4. The device should reappear, but it won't work yet.

5. Find the device's registry key, and add three DWORDs named "*IfType", "*MediaType", and "*PhysicalMediaType" set to 6, 0, and 0xe respectively.

6. Re-enable the netsetupsvc with "sc.exe config netsetupsvc start=demand"

7. Disable & re-enable the device in devmgmt.msc.

Źródło: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/For...networking
Nie testowałem jeszcze.