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Is it possible to develop a Windows driver (specifically a PDF-like printer driver that displays the data on-screen instead of actually printing) without using Visual Studio? I'm thinking of using free C++ tools such as MinGW/gcc.
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I've got a development machine, which has been severly abused when it comes to installing and removing printer drivers.
I'm now at the stage where I want to install some sample printer drivers from the DDK (WDK), but unfortunately I get the message 'Unable to install printer. Operation could not…
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Hi there!
I am a beginner at DDK/WDM driver developing field.
I have a task which involves porting a virtual device driver from x86 to x64 (intel).
I got the source code, I modified it a bit and compiled it succesfuly with DDK (build environments). But when I tried to load it on a ia64 Windows7 machine…
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I've been learning how to write drivers with the Windows DDK recently. After creating a few test drivers experimenting with system threads and synchronization, I decided to step it up a notch and write a driver that actually does something, albeit something useless. Currently, my driver connects to…
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In Verifier Dialog, there is a window to select drivers to verify.
The list control has 4 column.
1. Verify?
2. Driver name.
3. Provider
4. Version
My driver's provider and version are represented as "unknown".
I don't know how can I set these values.
Where can I set this value? By SignTool?…
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