, wastingtime​withforums wrote  Apparently these drivers
mentioned in the linked post work without any problems.  Wait...
so if the drivers work, what's the problem!? The limitations in
WindowsRT are to do with driver signing requirements, so if
you've found a way to get Ethernet to work via a driver in one
of your links on WindowsRT, what you've just done is disproved
your entire hypothesis that WindowsRT doesn't support Ethernet.
If Microsoft don't like your driver, they don't "ask you to
remove it" and then cry when the drivers leak online. They just
revoke the signature for the driver and then it wont load any
more.  Hence we can conclude that by the very fact that you have
yourself demonstrated a clear example of a USB to Ethernet
device which is Microsoft signed and loads on WindowsRT, we can
see that all the rest of this thread is mainly utter nonsense.