Right click on that device and select Update Driver.Locate a device with a yellow exclamation mark shown next to it. Ensure that your phone is connected via USB and that USB tethering is enabled.Mentioned below are the steps to install Remote NDIS driver in Windows 8 OS: All I had to do was to install this driver for connected USB and everything worked like a charm. Cutting to the chase, it turns out the Remote NDIS driver wasn’t pre-installed in Windows 8.
It took me sometime to figure out the cause for this. Windows 8 was able to detect the USB connection but it didn’t tether. Weird. But this time, to my surprise, Windows 8 didn’t recognize the tether. Now, I have previously used USB tethering with Windows 7 without any problem. However, today when the wireless USB adapter connected to my desktop pc broke down (and it doesn’t have a lan card) I was compelled to use my dad’s Galaxy Grand as a intermediary device for receiving Wifi signal and sharing that with desktop pc running Windows 8 via USB tethering. For the most part, I use my Galaxy device as a portable wifi hotspot whenever there’s a need to use mobile data plan with my iPad, laptop or any other device.
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