[inflation]

That isn't an overflow in a driver, that is a security issue with a windows subsystem that, while not directly related to the NIC drivers, uses the network subsystems to do it's work.

For windows NIC driver bugs you may have to search the microsoft knowledge base (for drivers supported by microsoft) or the 3rd party vendors themselves.

[aynrandfreak]

I believe from your past posts that you are a troll. I hope the admin moderator watches your posts, because you seem to be more interested in causing trouble here than having a serious talk about ideas. Before you get into the free speech stuff, this site is Jim Robinson's property, which I respect, and I hope he or the admin moderator eventually sees you for who you are and exercises their right to boot you off of here.

Some of my ideas are very different from many conservatives here, but I had enough respect for what I get out of this site to not start picking fights with several people my first few days posting.