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Once, the device moved to the "Network adapters" tab but displayed as unplugged and hidden. For instance, I tried the driver called Realtek USB 2.0 10/100M Ethernet Adapter (Microsoft Corp). I tried to find drivers online for them, to no avail.I tried different USB 2-to-Ethernet adapters, from different brands.In the Network connections tab ( ncpa.cpl), only the Wi-Fi adapter shows up (and, if I plugged it in, the USB-C adapter). In the device manager, they end up in the Other peripherals section. However for some reason, any USB 2.0 (type A) Ethernet adpater that I use refuses to connect. The USB type C adaptor is detected and works very well as a Realtek Familiy adaptor. One USB-to-Ethernet adapter, plugged on the USB type C socket of my laptopĪnother USB-to-Ethernet adapter, plugged to an USB 2.0 socket of my laptop To achieve this configuration, I need the following: I need a specific configuration on my Dell laptop with Windows 11 (more details in this question).
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