“How do I get the driver to work with Windows 10? I cannot get the driver to work with Windows 10!”

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• I loaded the driver FIRST before connecting the device to an USB3 port. It worked immediately on my Win10 desktop. The Enet connection on my desktop would not get a green light using a Netgreat Network Extender but the USB3-Enet device solved my problem with Win10.

  Answered by Favpixs 10 years ago

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• It should work with the Windows 10 native drivers, I didn't had to install anything for it to work.

  Answered by wfmota 10 years ago

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• Check manufacturers website for Win 10 drivers The install disc does not come with them. You can also try realtek's website. They make the chipset that goes in this so theyre a good choice for updates as well as Insignia.

  Answered by Manny 10 years ago

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• Hit windows key + x Go to device manager select the WNDA4100 Update the drivers Browse my PC Let me pick Choose the Netgear driver

  Answered by bazookatooths 10 years ago

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• I have windows 10 and I used the windows 8 driver located online for this.

  Answered by IGNPLUS 10 years ago

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