Software W10 and Gbridge

touchngo · Feb 18, 2017

After the last major Windows 10 update Gbridge stopped working. Does anyone have a fix? I can't seem to get it working this time even though I think I managec to switch of driver signing. I may be missing something. Any help appreciated.

leetomaximus · Mar 20, 2017

Reboot with signed driver enforcement disabled (as described above).
If you have GBridge installed, open Device Manager and remove the unrecognized adapter device (I don't rmember exactly where it appears, but it's not under network adapters now).
(You might not need to do this step... I skipped it and it worked) Run the installer and choose the removal/full install option.
Start GBridge to see if it's working now. If not...
Open the Windows Start menu and type 'cmd.exe'. It will find an item called "Command Prompt". Right click this and select "Run as administrator"
Navigate to the GBridge Installation folder (something like C:\Program Files (x86)\GBrige LLC)
Execute this command line: [FONT=&quot]GbridgeInstallHelper64.exe -i[/FONT]
The helper installs the GBridge network adapter, and I think might add something to the firewall.
Start GBridge again. At this point, mine was fixed. There were some other command line options, which it lists when started without one. I have no idea what they do; I just tried the first one and it worked (-i).

Software W10 and Gbridge

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