I had same problem. My asus zenfone 6 was not able to usb tethering on my windows 8.1 computer. I got help frım this topic but it was not clear. So clear how to is shown below. First download the driver and unrar it.
Kpg 49d 4 20 Movies. Connect your phone, open usb tethering 2. Go to your device manager. Find the Device with the little? And then maybe a yellow! Right click that device and select Update Driver. When the window pops up, select, Browse My Computer for driver software, then on the next screen, click on the bottom that says, LET ME PICK. Recycle 2.0 Serial Number. Then it will ask you the device type, go down select Network Adapters.
A Remote Network Driver Interface Specification (RNDIS). You must have Windows XP Service Pack 2 or a later service pack installed on the computer. Download rndis driver windows xp sp3. (or a lower service pack or no service pack) set of Remote NDIS (RNDIS) drivers, this will fail on XP SP2 and.
Bradygames Kingdom Hearts Pdf. Select microsoft as manufacturer and select Microsoft Corporation. Then, select Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device.
Hit next, it will say it's not safe, etc etc, proceed to install it. It took me about a day to figure this out and yes, some of us still use XP. (I use it for mechanical CAD work, because I can't afford to buy all new CAD proggies, which would be required, if I upgraded Windows.) Tethering now works great and I can even share the connection further using MS Internet sharing on XP, which provides the tethered Internet to machines on my wired network and wifi router without having to connect them to my Moto G4 Plus. This means I can also place whatever firewall I choose in the path and extend the wifi range (my Netgear wifi signal is more powerful than my Moto G4 Plus). I tried two.inf files. The only one that worked was produced by cutting and pasting to an.inf file from here: Then I had to explicitly add my Moto G4 Plus ID, as described here (remembering to enable USB tethering on my Moto G4 phone AFTER plugging it into my Windows computer): The rest of the install was nearly as described here in this xda-dev thread.
Browse directly to the.inf file when given the chance to select the driver. Here is my.inf file with my Moto G4 ID (you'll need to replace it with your phone's ID in the right spot, of course). Search for 'Moto G4' to see where I placed my G4's ID.