By changing the NIC ID of the black driver description file to the current NIC, the system is tricked into using the corresponding black driver to drive the current NIC. Disable the driver's mandatory signature to obtain the hardware ID of the network card, download and install the black boy kit, modify the driver description file, install the driver description file and the black boy control center, replace the network card driver, and check whether the black boy control center is running normally.
Open the exe program with decompression software (remember that it is not double-click installation, there will be hardware detection, and double-click installation will be invalid), and copy the files inside to a folder for later use. Open the device manager, select the network card device, then uninstall the driver, and click uninstall driver file at the same time. Do not do anything after uninstalling, please continue reading the following instructions. It is useless to disconnect the network immediately after uninstalling the driver, because the system will automatically download the compatible driver. Open the driver storage directory and delete the system default compatible driver file: athw 10x.sys in the C:\Windows\System32\drivers directory. You can delete it directly, and then find "Scan for hardware changes" in the menu: Operation in the upper left corner of the device manager. After refreshing, you will find a faulty hardware in the network card bar, because there is no driver to prompt. To update the driver, please select the network card to update the driver file, browse the computer to find the driver software (R), select (L) from the device driver sequence table of the computer, and select Install from Disk (H) ... Next, select the directory to extract the driver file and expand the directory \ drivers \ production \ Windows 65438. For the athw 10.inf file in k 1202w 10, pay attention to the system bit here. Generally, the mainstream uses 64 bits, and the directory should be Windows 10-x64. If it is 32 bits, it is Windows 10-x86.