

Next, tap the Del key on the Kindle DX keyboard. Note the semicolon at the beginning of the command you can produce it by using the Sym key.

This command starts with a backtick, which you also produce via the Sym key.

Make sure that it's a backtick, not a single quotation mark. Once you have that, tap Del one last time. Great job! Your Kindle DX is now ready to create a virtual network with your PC, over the USB connection. Use the USB cable to connect the Kindle DX to the PC. When you connect the Kindle DX now, Windows will not mount it as a USB storage device. Instead, Windows will install a new device driver for it. This process takes a moment, but does not require any intervention on your part. Simply wait until you see 'Ready to use' pop up on the screen. When that appears, it is time to configure this new connection on your PC. In Windows 7, navigate to the Network Connections menu by opening Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network Connections, and locate the 'USB Ethernet/RNDIS Gadget' connection. #Dx ball 2 free full version windows 7#.
