Yes. When you plug the Huawei E5573 into a Windows 10 PC using a USB cable, the operating system typically recognizes it as one of two things:
Windows 10’s built-in drivers usually handle the RNDIS device automatically, and the internet will work without any extra steps.
Before diving into downloads, it’s important to understand how Windows 10 interacts with the E5573.
The E5573 is designed as a self-contained router. The most reliable way to use it with Windows 10 is via Wi-Fi. If you connect wirelessly (SSID: usually "HUAWEI-xxxxx"), no drivers are required—Windows will see it as any other Wi-Fi network. huawei e5573 drivers windows 10
Why, then, do people search for "Huawei E5573 drivers Windows 10"?
The answer is USB tethering. When you connect the E5573 to a Windows 10 PC via a USB cable, you expect the PC to use the hotspot’s cellular data connection. For this to work, Windows needs specific NDIS (Network Driver Interface Specification) drivers to treat the USB connection as a network adapter.
Without the correct drivers:
Thus, drivers are only required for USB tethering. For Wi-Fi, they are unnecessary.
Cause: Driver signature enforcement or corrupted driver cache.
Fix:
If that fails, disable driver signature enforcement temporarily:
The simplest solution. Turn on the E5573, connect your Windows 10 PC to its Wi-Fi network. Speed is nearly identical to USB tethering for browsing and streaming. Battery life is excellent (up to 6-8 hours).