Where to download USB drivers for Arris RNdis Adapter

[Nipmuc]

I need driver for Arris RNdis Adapter. I tried to search drivers for this on internet but there is nothing listed. Due to virus issue I had recently formatted my computer and the driver for the same is lost. I do not have any additional driver cd for that. I found some tips which stated that this can be installed by using Device Manager. How can I located a list of unsigned drivers in my system. Thanks.

[Felix46]

The best source to find out the drivers is looking the official site. I am able to locate the official site for the device driver you are looking for. You can click on the link below and then download the drivers. Second thing if your system is connected to internet then you can get a Windows update directly by using Device Manager for updating your driver. Just try this out.
Arris Driver

[Filiberto]

Usually when you connect a new hardware to the system it detects as plug and play and Windows searches for drivers. If you did not have any appropriate driver support then it looks online for that. You will receive a windows update for that. This update includes the drivers in it and that will make your device work on windows. For this it is necessary that you must keep your updates on.

[Aandaleeb]

The Windows drivers are normally in Windows Driver Model, and have been tested by Microsoft, they receive a certification called WHQL (Windows Hardware Quality Labs) in the manner of red label. Click on Start > Run, then type cmd. In command prompt, type: Driverquery. This will give you the list of unsigned drivers for your system and you can verify those.

[mathews]

There are more additional commands for the same. Like */ specifies the display format, * / V displays detailed information about drivers and * / if the signature information displays pilots signed or unsigned. These switches cannot be used together. For example, you can run this command driverquery / if. In the list that appears. You can also try out any proper software to scan your system.

[MACuser]

Unsigned drivers are immediately reported. For more information, run the Help and Support, then in the Search text box, type this expression: driverquery. The link to the page of explanation will be displayed in the results. And if you want a unsigned driver in your system then you just need to follow a command. In cmd type - bcdedit / set nointegritychecks off.

[Maxforu]

Another way to obtain such information is to run the command sigverif. Click on Start / Run, then type: sigverif. Click the radio button Search for other files that are not digitally signed, then click the Browse button. Scroll through the tree: \ windows \ system32 \ drivers, and then click OK twice, then click the Start button. ll files that have not received digital signature will be displayed. I get this time the file name following system: ham50.sys.