The Generic USB-EEM Network Adapter driver is typically used for connecting a device (like a smartphone, embedded system, or other USB-capable hardware) to a Windows computer over a USB network interface. EEM stands for Ethernet Emulation Model, which is a protocol used to simulate an Ethernet network connection over USB. This adapter essentially turns a USB port into a network interface, allowing the computer to communicate with the connected device as if it were part of a local network.