If the reset completes asynchronously, NDIS calls each bound protocol's ProtocolCoStatusEx function with NDIS_STATUS_RESET_END. ![]() If the reset completes synchronously, NDIS calls each bound protocol's ProtocolCoStatusEx function with NDIS_STATUS_RESET_END. MiniportResetEx can complete synchronously, or it can complete asynchronously with a call to NdisMResetComplete: MiniportResetEx performs any device-dependent actions that are required to reset the NIC. While a reset is in progress, a protocol driver must not attempt to send packets to the miniport driver with NdisCoSendNetBufferLists or request information from the miniport driver with NdisCoOidRequest. NDIS will not accept protocol-initiated sends and requests to a miniport driver or MCM driver while the miniport driver's or MCM driver's NIC is being reset. ![]() When an underlying connection-oriented driver is resetting a NIC, NDIS notifies each bound protocol by calling the protocol's ProtocolCoStatusEx function with NDIS_STATUS_RESET_START. The next figure shows a client issuing a reset request to an MCM driver. In the Properties of the new HID-Complient Mouse, click on the Driver tab and Disable the device. ![]() Once the keyboard is fully installed return to Device Manager and find the new HID-Complient Mouse (the one with the new location under Properties). The following figure shows a client issuing a reset request to a miniport driver. Go back to Devices under 'Change PC Settings' and reconnect to the TPT2 Keyboard. Note AF, SAP, and VC handles that are active and valid before a reset are active and valid after the reset. NDIS might call a miniport driver's or MCM driver's MiniportResetEx function to reset a NIC.
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