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windows 10 unknown device root\NetTap6

chemcup
Level 7

‎08-05-2015 10:59 AM - last edited on ‎03-06-2024 01:28 AM by Community Admin

I have ROG Rampage IV Black Edition . I clean installed Windows 10 there is unknown device hardware id root\NetTap6. I installed the newest Intel network drivers but it's still there.
Any solution ?
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Nate152
Moderator

‎08-05-2015 12:55 PM

Hello chemcup

This is a known issue with windows 10 and it's related to the lan driver. There is nothing wrong with your pc, just ignore it until Intel or Asus releases a fix for it.
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Ashtaroth69
Level 7

‎08-21-2015 02:31 PM

Hello, thought I just found a way out.
I have installed the driver manually pointing to this directory :
C:\ProgramData\Package Cache\D2999FDC-F09B-4F60-9394-3CD81D1D1EB6_x64\Win7
So a new (hidden) peripheral has appeared (Intel(R) Technology Access TAP Driver (NDIS 6.0)).
For information my motherboard is a Asus H97M-E with Realtek network chip, not Intel. And I don't think it has something to do with IME either.
Greetings.
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caqo1971
Level 10
In response to Ashtaroth69

‎08-21-2015 07:14 PM

Thanks men, I solved this by that way. Anyway, you have to point the driver path to ProgramData, and it's subfolders and this find the driver in any folder. Good solution.
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Ashtaroth69
Level 7
In response to caqo1971

‎08-21-2015 11:48 PM

Yes you are right, there are several nettap60.inf in there. The one in C:\ProgramData\Package Cache\D2999FDC-F09B-4F60-9394-3CD81D1D1EB6_x64\Win10 should be more appropriate. Pointing to ProgramData is a better idea.
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CAMS1303
Level 7
In response to Ashtaroth69

‎12-07-2015 03:24 PM

Ashtaroth69 wrote:
Yes you are right, there are several nettap60.inf in there. The one in C:\ProgramData\Package Cache\D2999FDC-F09B-4F60-9394-3CD81D1D1EB6_x64\Win10 should be more appropriate. Pointing to ProgramData is a better idea.


Cheers but it was this location on mine as D2999FDC-F09B-4F60-9394-3CD81D1D1EB6_x64 wasn't there:
C:\ProgramData\Package Cache\B21BE5BF-D0EE-452F-A5E0-8241A3D02E02_x64\Win10
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