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    - NDIS: Ethernet checksum Hi all, I'm interested in following questions. Who is in charge of ethernet frame's checksum? It means if I change ethernet frame in my NDIS IM, will I have to "repair" checksum too, or it is done in underlying miniport? Thank's for answer Michal Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63854
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    - user unable to print on windows 2000 cluster via port monitor. Hi I have written a cluster aware port monitor. It works fine in a normal environment. BUT when it is used on a Windows 2000 cluster, only users with Administrator rights can print!! Normal users fail to print..... Looking at my debug it seams that the monitor is failing on reading the cluster registry when the 'normal' user is attempting to print. Now I thought this was left to spooler /portmonitor, not to the user permissions. What I am asking is :- 1. Have I made a mistake in the configuration of the culster? with user permissions etc. or 2. Have I missed something in the port monitor its self? I have been trawling through the msdn documentation but have come up with nothing. Any tips would be welcome as its driving me mad. Cheers Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63849
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    - PC won't boot if my device is connected to the USB port Hi, Please would anyone tell me what could be the problem when the PC stops booting when we have the device(a phone) connected to the PC. when i plug the device out of the PC the booting resumes. It does not happen all the time. It is mostly likely to happen when we restart the PC with phone connected. If we do a shutdown and then boot it is less likely or does not happen. This is not specific to any Windows version. happens both on XP and 2k as well. Is it trying to boot from the phone? Any idea?? , thanks, mridu Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63848
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    - where is USBVideo.sys? Hi, The DDK says that UsbVideo.sys ships with XP SP2. I have SP2 but on UsbVideo.sys. Please let me know where to find it or download it. Thanks. Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63844
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    - One more bug - please vote http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/ProductFeedback/viewFeedback.aspx?feedbackId=FDBK28013 -- http://www.cristalink.com Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63840
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    - NDIS and Memory Hi all, I'm not sure in following question ... Is it correct to use ExAllocatePool( PagedPool, size) in NDIS IM (in part running at PASSIVE_LEVEL) or there is an other Ndis specific function? Thank's for answer Michal Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63838
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    - AVStream : Remote controller (IR) Dear All, I am developing an AVStream device driver for an MPEG2 USB box. Now I want to implement the remote controller (IR) function. But I don't know what kind of device drivers (HID, IrDA NDIS and etc) should I implement? Where could I get remote controller (IR) sample driver codes? Any comments are very appreciated. Thanks, Edward Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63836
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    - Does exist this file on disk ? Is possible to verify in kernel mode if some file on disk exist without calling InitializeObjectAttributes() and ZwCreateFile() and controlling result status ? Does exist some method for enumeration files in directory without using ZwCreateFile() ? Peter Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63835
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    - question about still image capture device definition. Hi, We are developing usb2.0 camera. Now, i have some question want to confirm: first, If my usb camera's firmware writted according to Still image Capture device class and i want to capture an image from WIATEST or TWAIN application, what should i do in PC side? Should I writte user mode driver or some dll linking to application? second, If my device is standard still image capture and i want to provide a set of API to customer, what document should i refer? Best Regards Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63825
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    - keyboard filter driver Hi, Currently iam doing a keyboard filter driver based on kbfiltr example from ddk. My objectives are to 1. Insert multiple keystrokes from a single key press. For example, when user press <a> i must send it as <SHIFT><F1> in the same context of <a>. 2. Drop and remap multiple keystrokes. For example,when user press <ALT><F2> I must send it as <b> In my previous post,Mr.Doron suggested me the following for my 1 objective. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Doron's post>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >> if this is with in the context of <a> being reported to your own callback, >> just declare a KEYBOARD_INPUT_DATA array on the stack, initialize it, then >> call the upper service callback with the new keystrokes, then finally report >> <a> using the caller's buffer. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I tried to execute what Doron told,and in the usermode application trace, iam getting <SHIFT><F1><F1><F1><F1><F1><F1>...... where <F1> goes infinite. Can anyone plz tell me where iam doing wrong ? below is my code. Please give me some suggestions or reference for my 2 objective too. Thanks for the patience shown to read this on. >>>>>>>>>>>>MY CODE >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> VOID KbFilter_ServiceCallback( IN PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject, IN PKEYBOARD_INPUT_DATA InputDataStart, IN PKEYBOARD_INPUT_DATA InputDataEnd, IN OUT PULONG InputDataConsumed ) { PDEVICE_EXTENSION devExt; ULONG i=0,j=0; KEYBOARD_INPUT_DATA data[1]; devExt = (PDEVICE_EXTENSION) DeviceObject->DeviceExtension; i = (ULONG)((PCHAR) InputDataEnd - (PCHAR) InputDataStart); for(j=0;j<i;j++) { if(InputDataStart[j].MakeCode != 0) { switch(InputDataStart[j].MakeCode) { case 0x1E: // If scancode for <a> data[0].UnitId = 0; data[0].MakeCode = 0x2A; // Left Shift data[0].Reserved = 0; data[0].ExtraInformation = 0; if(InputDataStart->Flags == KEY_MAKE) data[0].Flags = KEY_MAKE; else if(InputDataStart->Flags == KEY_BREAK) data[0].Flags = KEY_BREAK; (*(PSERVICE_CALLBACK_ROUTINE) devExt->UpperConnectData.ClassService)( devExt->UpperConnectData.ClassDeviceObject, data, data+1, InputDataConsumed); InputDataStart[j].MakeCode = 0x3B; // F1 break; default: break; } } } (*(PSERVICE_CALLBACK_ROUTINE) devExt->UpperConnectData.ClassService)( devExt->UpperConnectData.ClassDeviceObject, InputDataStart, InputDataEnd, InputDataConsumed); } >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63824
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    - Is anyone familiar with the sonydcam.sys sample? Hi, I have a 1394 camera that is IIDC (DCAM) compliant. I would like to connect this camera to a DirectShow based viewer, but the camera does not have a WDM driver. Apparently, the Windows DDK has a sample called 'sonydcam.sys', which I believe is a WDM Stream Class driver. Unfortunately, when I tried connecting the camera using the associated 'image.inf' file it did not work. Obviously, I'm new at this and would like to ask the following questions: Questions: 1. Is the sonydcam.sys file a WDM Stream Class driver for DCAM cameras? 2. If it is a WDM driver, can I modify the image.inf file in some way so that it would recognize my camera as 'Generic'? 3. To view the camera with a DirectShow app, do I need more than the sonydcam.sys file? Thanks for any help. RickL Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63822
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    - Converting 32bit drivers to 64bit Is there some kind of conversion tool to change 32bit driver to 64bit driver. I heard there was some way to change it manually but dont know if it's possible. Thank you Eric Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63817
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    - Filter Hook Driver and NAT I have written a application based on the Windows 2000 Filter Hook Driver. Basically the application was designed to run on a Windows 2000 server with two Network interfaces. It monitors traffic between the two interfaces and enforces security, performs proxy redirection, etc. When the Windows 2000 Server is configured for routing mode and both interfaces have real address subnets (in other words Network Address Translation (NAT) and Internet Connection Firewall (ICF) are not enabled), the hook correctly works and our application receives the packets (header and payload). However, when NAT or ICF is enabled (the network we are checking security on does not have real addresses) the Packet pointer (payload) passed to us is NULL. Therefore we can not look at the rest of the packet to make a determination of what we should do. See this link for the call back function description (parameter two is the one that we are not getting): http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/network/hh/network/fltrhook_cb402c5c-f5db-498b-8db6-c2994bbf7870.xml.asp Why does the behavior of the Filter Hook Driver difer betwen NAT and routing mode? I would think the behavior should be the same regardless. Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63808
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    - Irp->IoStatus.Status vs return value? Hi All, What is the difference between setting Irp->IoStatus.Status and the Dipatch function return value? I have a little trouble seeing the difference between those, as they seem to fulfil the same functionality, ie telling the system about the status of the Irp. kind regards, Bruno. Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63791
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    - USB COM port as Serial port Hi All, Here is my problem. I have a USB modem which is exposing COM port with help of usbser.sys. Everything works fine with microsoft Dial up connectoid. When I am trying to use the USB COM port as normal serial port interface through serial IOCTLs it fails. I am accessing the port from my WDM driver. I am able to get the device object pointer of the port and able to dereference the same, but I am failing in configuring the port like set baudrate. Can I use this USB com port exposed in modem as normal serial port interface. Waiting for expert's comments. All your comments are welcome. Thanks in Advenace, Cyril Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63784
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    - rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry Question I did a setup program in VB to install a printer driver using rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry for a silent installation. When trying it on a PC with Windows 2000 Professional just installed, it seems to have a problem installing. We installed a previous version of our driver and it created the folder C:\WINDOWS\system32\spool\drivers\W32X86\3 and then the setup program worked with the new driver. It seems to be unable to create the "\3" folder. It only works when that folder exist. I would like to know what is the "\3" folder and what creates it in a printer installation. -- Mario Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63782
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    - using devcon or dpinst for serial driver install I'm running a windows XP system with 2 standard serial ports. I have a proprietary driver (Mydriver.sys) that i want to install with DPInst on just one of the COM Ports. Both ComPorts however use the same Device ID ( *PNP0501), so DPInst will automatically install the driver for both COM Ports. Is there a way to install the driver for just one of the com ports? Would it be better to use devcon? Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63779
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    - Unloading driver Hy All, I've made a Pnp driver that I can load / unload in normal conditions (I can see that the module is unloaded when I disable the last device using that driver). The thing is that my driver is also a bus driver. And once the child driver has been plugged, loaded and unloaded (everything seems ok there), when the the bus driver is disabled, the device is correctly removed but the module is not unloaded (and I then have to reboot in order to update the .sys). Any hint on what could be stuck somewhere in my stack that could prevent the driver from being unloaded although both chil and bus devices are unloaded???? Many thanxes in advances, Francois. Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63770
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    - WIA Scan minidriver--WHQL(ACPI) Problem I am facing a problem in WIA minidriver for Scanner through USBScan channel. I have used the sample WIA scan minidriver sample provided in DDK and modified the device communication part with USB scan. My minidriver works perfectly fine and scanning can be performed through WIA dialog, WIA enabled application (Adobe Photoshop) and TWAIN enabled application like (MS WORD, Kodak Imaging etc). But the WHQL test fails in ACPI scanner. I have tried my level best to solve this issue of WHQL but unable to get any clue. If you gurus are helping me out in this regard it will be a great help to me. Any clue in this regard will be greatly appreciated. I am attaching the Logs along with this mail. Hope to get a help from you all. Regards, Deb. Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63753
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    - 64 bit printer driver problem bugcheck 0x3b when print to file Hi, Any tips on this issue is highly appreciated.. In AMD 64 bit printer driver on Win XP 64 bit beta 1 sp 1, When I print to file or FILE port from 64 bit application works fine....when printed to file from 32 bit application It crashes the OS with BSOD of bugcheck 0x3b SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION ******************************************************************************* * * * Bugcheck Analysis * * * ******************************************************************************* SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION (3b) Arguments: Arg1: 00000000c0000005 Arg2: fffff97fff03d9b1 Arg3: fffffadfe23b2060 Arg4: 0000000000000000 STACK_TEXT: fffffadf`e23b2878 fffff97f`ff2b52f5 : fffffa80`0209de60 00000000`00b05800 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000000 : win32k!EngMultiByteToUnicodeN+0x1161 fffffadf`e23b2880 fffff97f`ff2b580d : 00000000`03d70040 00000000`00000000 fffffadf`e23b2980 fffffa80`0209de60 : win32k!EngSetPointerTag+0x11385 fffffadf`e23b2950 fffff97f`ff14163b : fffffadf`e23b2a68 00000000`00000002 fffffa80`00000002 fffffa80`027fc020 : win32k!EngSetPointerTag+0x1189d fffffadf`e23b2a30 fffff97f`ff14143a : fffff680`00000001 fffffa80`002f7ed0 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000074 : win32k!EngAllocUserMem+0x69b fffffadf`e23b2bb0 fffff800`01041422 : 00000000`0a210471 fffffadf`00000074 00000000`002dcea8 fffffadf`00000002 : win32k!EngAllocUserMem+0x49a fffffadf`e23b2c70 00000000`78bc7eaa : 00000000`78bbc521 00000000`0013e5a0 00000000`78bf89dc 00000000`00000002 : nt!ZwUnloadKey+0x2092 00000000`0013e4a8 00000000`78bbc521 : 00000000`0013e5a0 00000000`78bf89dc 00000000`00000002 00000000`002dcdb0 : wow64win!Win32kCallbackTable+0x35a3a 00000000`0013e4b0 00000000`0013e5a0 : 00000000`78bf89dc 00000000`00000002 00000000`002dcdb0 00000000`00000014 : wow64win!Win32kCallbackTable+0x2a0b1 00000000`0013e4b8 00000000`78bf89dc : 00000000`00000002 00000000`002dcdb0 00000000`00000014 00000000`002dd208 : 0x13e5a0 00000000`0013e4c0 00000000`00000002 : 00000000`002dcdb0 00000000`00000014 00000000`002dd208 00000000`041f58e0 : wow64!Wow64EmulateAtlThunk+0xbddc Crashes at IMAGE_NAME: win32k.sys Similar issue I see in KB Artilce(823650) at Printer KB Articles BUG: The ExtEscape() Function Is Unsuccessful When You Print from a 32-Bit Application on a 64-Bit Version of Windows (823650) Unfortunately the link doesn't seem to work... Thanks, Shiva P Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63752
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    - IRP_MN_QUERY_CAPABILITIES return STATUS_WAIT_2 Dear Sirs. please give me some words. What should i do when Windbg appears IRP_MN_QUERY_CAPABILITIES worning messages during HCT testing? The HCT will pass IRP_MN_QUERY_CAPABILITIES irp to my driver , and then my driver will wait (if STATUS_PENDING returned )and pass it down to the low layer driver.My driver will do some working after low layer driver complete IRP_MN_QUERY_CAPABILITIES . Now , i don't know what should i do when HCT testing program make the low layer response me STATUS_WAIT_2. Sould i return STATUS_PENDING or STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL , or? What is the meaning of STATUS_WAIT_2? Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63742
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    - Problem with the NDIS MUX IM driver (decapsulation not working) Hi, I'm using the Win2003 DDK and MUX sample, building using ddk tools. Running the driver on Win2003 machines. I'm writing a MUX IM driver based on the sample to do some form of 'tunneling'. I slap on my own ethernet header infront of the real ethernet header (with a custom eth type) when sending packets down (MiniportSendPackets). When my IM receives a packet (ProtocolReceivePacket, ProtocolReceive) with my header, I take it off and send the packet up. The problem i'm seeing is that the IM driver takes this extra header off, but the higher layer protocols seem to get this packet with the original tunneling header included. I've verified that i take the header off by stepping through my code in the debugger, and, I've verified that higher protocols get the original packet by attaching ethereal to the IM miniport. Whats interesting is that this thing worked 2 weeks ago. A couple of things could have changed, but i've tried to roll back everything to then, and i cant seem to get it to work. One thing that i noticed today is that earlier i was sure that my packets were coming in on ProtocolReceivePacket. Now i see all my packets coming in on ProtocolReceive. I'm wondering if this is a problem. I've attached my code snippet below. I'm also suspicious of this line: NDIS_SET_ORIGINAL_PACKET(MyPacket, NDIS_GET_ORIGINAL_PACKET(Packet)); Maybe someone in an upperlayer protocol is ignoring MyPacket and using the OriginalPacket instead ? Someone had posted in 2002 how they faced a similar issue - their IM was stripping of part of the packet, yet upper layer protocoles were getting the original packet. Their problem was something to do with retransmissions but it doesnt make sense here to me. Anyone seen anything like this ? I've been debugging this for 3 days now and i'm running out of ideas. Suggestions/Hints/Comments welcome. Thanks, Gaurav ------------------------------------------------------------- Heres how my code strips the header off (based off the MUX sample) called from ProtocolReceice and ProtocolReceivePacket. // // Strip off the tag header "in place": // pDst = (PVOID)((PUCHAR)pVa + TAG_HEADER_SIZE); // // Allocate a new buffer descriptor for the first // buffer in the packet. This could very well be the // only buffer in the packet. // NdisAllocateBuffer(&Status, &pNdisBuffer, pVElan->BufferPoolHandle, pDst, BufferLength - TAG_HEADER_SIZE); if (Status != NDIS_STATUS_SUCCESS) { // // Drop the packet // Status = NDIS_STATUS_RESOURCES; MUX_INCR_STATISTICS(&pVElan->RcvResourceErrors); break; } // // Prepare the new packet to be indicated up: this consists // of the buffer chain starting with the second buffer, // appended to the first buffer set up in the previous step. // MyPacket->Private.Head = NDIS_BUFFER_LINKAGE(Packet->Private.Head); // // Only one buffer in the packet // if (MyPacket->Private.Head == NULL) { OnlyOneBuffer = TRUE; } NdisChainBufferAtFront(MyPacket, pNdisBuffer); if (OnlyOneBuffer) { MyPacket->Private.Tail = MyPacket->Private.Head; } else { MyPacket->Private.Tail = Packet->Private.Tail; } ------------------------------------------------------------- Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63741
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    - which verifier is the most rigorous? As Windows improves, so does driver verifier's ability to spot problems. At this point, which driver verifier is the most rigorous of them all? The ones I would think would be in the running are Windows x64, 2003 Server, and XP SP2. Related question: are there any other similar tools out there? Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63739
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    - usb mass storage in win Me I have a lower filter driver for usbhub.sys for my usb composite device.It is working fine in Win 2K and win XP enumerating all three functions (Audio,video and mass storage ) properly .However in Win Me, the mass storage is not enumerated properly. I saw that in the registry in Win 2K the CompatibleID created is USB\Class_08&SubClass_06&Prot_50,USB\Class_08&SubClass_06,USB\Class_08 while in Win Me it is USB\CLASS_08&SUBCLASS_06&PROT_80,USB\CLASS_08&SUBCLASS_06,USB\CLASS_08 My device has Protocol Id 50 in it's interface descriptor If I manually change the id in the registry to 50 in win Me ,the mass storage driver (usbstor.sys ) is loaded and the it's works fine any hints on how I could go about debugging this issue are welcome ? Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63734
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    - porting WDM driver to solaris Hello All, The task I have is to create a driver for a device that will run under Solaris (in a new SunBlade 2500). I have developed a WDM driver for the device that runs great under Windows XP, and haven't ever developed a driver for a UNIX based kernel. The question I have is; Is there a way to use my existing WDM code to create a Solaris kernel driver, or maybe a Linux kernel driver? Any thoughts greatly appreciated, Brendan Illingworth Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63733
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    - How to test BDA driver useing HCT?? dear all, I want to get WHOQ log , how to test my bda driver by HCT first?? thanks Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63727
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    - How to get the current resolution size of the 2nd monitor? Hi all, I am having two monitor displays. I want to know the current resolution (horizontal number of pixels x vertical number of pixels) of the second monitor? How to do that? If it is the primary display, I can easily get its current resolution using the following apporach. XRes= (double)GetSystemMetrics(SM_CXSCREEN); YRes= (double)GetSystemMetrics(SM_CYSCREEN); But how to do that for the second monitor? Also, how to set the second monitor to a certain resolution? For example, how to first enumerate its resolution list and pick an supported resolution to switch the current resolution to that target resolution? thanks a lot Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63726
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    - bogus PREfast warning I am running DRVfast (PREfast for drivers) on my IM driver, and see the following warnings: warning 8126: The AccessMode parameter to ObReferenceObject* should be IRP->RequestorMode. warning 309: Potential NULL argument 3 to 'ObReferenceObjectByPointer'. The "offending" source line looks like this: status = ObReferenceObjectByPointer(pCtx->pDeviceObject, FILE_ALL_ACCESS, NULL, KernelMode); The MSDN docs for 'ObReferenceObjectByPointer' say that the 3rd argument SHOULD be 'NULL' for lower-level drivers, and it also says the 4th argument SHOULD be 'KernelMode'. Can I in any way tell PREfast that my driver is a "lower-level driver" ? / Hannes. Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63720
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    - DiskProbe Microsoft support tool Hi, I saw this pretty useful tool which allows to directly manipulate the disk bits.How is this utility being written? I have tried looking at win32 file system apis and have seen no way of reading the low level disk bits of a volume (FAT/NTFS) to be displayed in a editor. Is the utility using undocumented APIs to acheive this? Thanks Vipin Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63708
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    - pscript5 customization Ok here is my setup. My company uses pscript5 as the driver for there software printer. We use our own port monitor to show a dialog box to the user so they can save to disk in various file formats. My goal is to be able to share this printer on a server machine, and have the clients get the dialog box on there machine, instead of on the server. What I think needs to happen is I'll have to update/replace/mod the pscript5 driver so that when its shared over the network it will be installed on the new machine, and when the user printer from that new machine the driver will cause a dialog box to display on that users machine before sending anything over the network (maybe never send anything). This way a client can use the printer and save what ever there printing to disk. I've tried a few approaches to doing this but seem to hit dead ends. If some one could point me in the correct direction I can follow the path. Just for reference I've already gotted the ddk and managed to compile the oemps drivers, but cant figure out how to install them, I've also tried writting wrapper dlls for the pscript5.dll tried creating inf files for them. Thanks in advance, Eric Brooks Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63697
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    - AddPrinterDriver returns ERROR_EXE_MACHINE_TYPE_MISMATCH I seem to be doing something wrong wherein the AddPrinterDriver() is returning this error. Is it possible to get more information about this error viz. any componet of the driver having probles etc. Thanks in advance, Ashish Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63692
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    - printer driver crashes Acrobat Reader 7.0 Hello, my printerdriver is written from scratch, but I have looked a lot at the plotter driver from the DDK samples. My Driver initializes the structures GDIINFO, DEVINFO, DEVMODE and so on. The surface is created in "DrvEnableSurface" using functions "EngCreateDeviceBitmap((DHSURF)pPDev, SurfSize, BMF_24BPP)" and EngAssociateSurface(pPDev->hsurf, (HDEV)pPDev->hpdev, HOOK_COPYBITS | HOOK_STROKEPATH | HOOK_TEXTOUT). The driver compiles very fine and applictaions like OpenOffice, MS-Paint, WordPad and Webbrowsers assess my functions like DrvTextOut. Only "AcrobatReader 7.0" crashes if I want to print a document. The crash occures, if a accept print dialog with ok. Thx for help and please ask each question you have. Best regards AF Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63675
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    - Correct group for WDM development?? Just wanted to know if this was the right group to discuss Windows Driver Model (WDM) type drivers?? Particularly for Win2K? Q1: Is the book "Programming the Windows Driver Model" by Walter Oney useful? Q2: The MS Windows .Net DDK. IS that still available from Microsoft, and does anyone know the cost? I assume that's necessary?? Q3: Is Visual Studio 6 still required for the book's examples, or will VC++ 5 do? Q4: Is there another less expensive way to develop Windows drivers? Thanks, Lou. Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63673
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    - Windows: How to support 2 chip in a single driver? Hello, I have to write a mini-port driver which must handle 2 chip simultaneously. Is it possible? If it is, what's the difference? If no, do I have to write a filter driver to do this? Thanks. Andy Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63667
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    - SCSI interface. I have one problem with a printer on WinXP through SCSI port. When I turn on the printer the system find new hardware and the Windows wizard procedure search one driver for my printer device. I have not a specific driver and I have not a INF file for installation this device , because is not necessary. There is any way for disable the plug and play for SCSI devices ? How could I make a INF file for my printer device (note that I have not a device driver) ? The system identify my printer device as ( Preprocessor device ) is it wrong ? Thanks. Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63666
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    - Softice equivalent of WinDbg dt command Hay Does Softice have an equivalent to WinDbg's "dt" command ? Thanks. Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63660
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    - legacyMode Problems Hi, I am trying to use the legacyMode element within the dpinst xml schema, so that we can install non signed drivers using the Device Package Installer. However i do not seem to be bale to get it to work as it will not install the drive as it is not signed. Is there anything else that one should do to get this to work? Many Thanks, Bruce <?xml version="1.0"?> <dpinst> <language code="0x0409"> </language> <icon>App.ico</icon> <watermarkPath>AClogo.bmp</watermarkPath> <legacyMode/> </dpinst> -- Bruce Philp Software Engineer Astron Clinica Ltd Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63656
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    - about SdBusOpenInterface() and SDIO the sdbusapi.doc said, the SdBusOpenInterface() should be called in AddDevice(), but I develop a driver for NDIS NIC, then I have no this callback routine , I call it in my MiniportInitialize(),but it failed all the time,I have no idea. please help me, if you know this. and it said, SD function drivers are WDM drivers that are linked to the SD bus driver lib.they are not minport driver like NDIS or SCSI driver. How to understand it?who can explain for me. thanks! THX very much! AMon Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63654
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    - windows multicast configuration Should I be setting any particular configuration for multicast support on windows host? Are there any ms applications which support multicast and could be used for testing? thanks Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63653
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    - Understanding the MSplotter Hi all, My aim is to modify the plotter.dll so that I can get a bitmap image(print to file). I have been looking around for the point from where I can extract the data in its 'raster format' and then pass it on to some buffer and then write it to a file. I am using the source code provided by DDK (\\WINDDK\2600.1106\src\print\msplot\plotter) and I think that the data maybe available at the file 'output.c' b'coz this is from where the data passes on to the spooler after rendering(but i would like to capture it before the rendering process). Could anybody guide me as to where I can extract the data in its RAW or raster format so that I may copy this to a file? do i need to look at other files like htbmp1.c etc.? Regards -- ***ljose*** Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63652
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    - USB Over IP Hi, I have some requirement like... attach a USB-device (i.e. USB-printer, USB-Scanner and other USB-devices etc... ) to a remote computer on LAN network. And through some application network software be able to see this USB-printer, USB-Scanner as it was plugged directly into my own computer and use it. So this is more like a redirector driver. I have taken some idea of Doron Holan [MS] from this news group & thinking to write my own Bus Driver & instead of sending URB traffic to local usb controller, I'll encapusalte the URB into network packet and send it over the network. The other side (the remote one), takes the packet and then sends it to the controller on the remote host. Here are my queries: 1) Apart from the URB's, how to handle the some of the USBDLib function calls like USBD_CalculateUsbBandwidth, USBD_RegisterHcFilter, etc. These calls are direct function calls. They are not URB's. They are direct calls. They wont come to the virtual Bus driver. How to handle these kinds of request? Any Help?? 2) Comming to the server side.... At the remote side how should I proceed? What are the characteristics of this "remoting" driver? How do I design the driver which will take these URB's come from remote side and communicate with the device? Do I have to write a filter driver for usbhub.sys (USB Hub or Bus driver)? 3) How about supporting a USB-Isochronous device? Will there be any issues? Any one is working on similar kind of thing? Any ideas? Any help? Thanks Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63648
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    - Display Mirror Driver disables DirectDraw Overlays, DVD playback Hi, I'm having the same problem that was referenced about a year ago in this thread: http://groups-beta.google.com/group/microsoft.public.development.device.drivers/browse_thread/thread/51715b3805247298/6b3237452b8466b1?q=%22mirror+driver%22+overlay&rnum=1#6b3237452b8466b1 However, the above thread ends without a confirmed resolution of the issue. Curious if there is any more information available. I have tried all the same tests described in that thread. I am also targeting DX7, but if it would resolve the issue could target DX8. Specifically, I have written a simple mirror driver based on the mirror sample that is able to capture the coordinates (but not contents) of most on-screen changes. Unfortunately, when this driver is active (attached to the desktop), Windows disables DirectDraw support. This in turn, breaks DVD playback, among other things. I do not care to capture the contents of any updates (just the coordinates), but people get cranky when DVD playback is broken. Simply detaching the driver from the desktop resolves the problem, but ordinary users cannot set the necessary registry setting to turn on/off the driver as necessary. Also, this causes additional repaints of the entire desktop when Windows modifies the display devices. Another wrinkle, as mentioned in a different thread, is that if I test on a multi-monitor system with the desktop extended that the problem does not occur at all -- DirectDraw remains enabled despite the presence of the mirror driver. If I could cause this behavior on a single-monitor system, I would be all set. I am looking for any of the following solutions: 1) A setting I may use to cause Windows to keep DirectDraw enabled when my mirror driver is enabled. I would be very happy if Windows would simply overlook my driver for the purposes of DirectDraw without hampering other applications. 2) An example of a working DrvGetDirectDrawInfo for a mirror device. As described in the previous thread on this topic, I see 2 calls to DrvGetDirectDrawInfo, but no other DD calls. It would be helpful if this were in the DDK sample code. 3) Suggestions of alternate workarounds. Thanks, Andy Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63639
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    - Sd bus interface open? How about SdBusOpenInterface() I call it in my MiniportInitialize() function, but it failed. NdisMGetDeviceProperty( Adapter->MrvDrvAdapterHdl, &(Adapter->PhyDeviceObject), &(Adapter->FuncDeviceObject), &(Adapter->LowerDeviceObject), NULL, NULL ); KdPrint(("NdisMGetDeviceProperty() Adapter = %x,\nPDO = %x,\n FDO = %x,\n LDO = %x\n",Adapter->MrvDrvAdapterHdl, Adapter->PhyDeviceObject,Adapter->FuncDeviceObject,Adapter->LowerDeviceObject)); //Open Sd Status = SdBusOpenInterface( Adapter->LowerDeviceObject,//UnderlyingPDO &Adapter->SdBusIfStd, sizeof(SDBUS_INTERFACE_STANDARD), SDBUS_INTERFACE_VERSION); where should I modify? thanks! Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63638
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    - Passing MSVAD buffer to user space Hi All, I am working with the MSVAD from the Win XP DDK. What I'd like to do is to share the buffer "m_pDataBuffer" (non-paged pool) with the user-space because I'd like to do some further processing on the captured data in user space. I have done some research and there's a few ways: 1) Use DeviceIoControl and use METHOD_IN_DIRECT or METHOD_OUT_DIRECT. 2) Mapping kernel memory to user memory. 3) Use Shared Memory Object Method (memory-mapped file backed by the paging file) In case of MSVAD, I just don't see how I can use method 1 because this is a "passive" driver and I see no code to handle IOCTLs. Method 2 is ok but you have to call MmMapLockedPagesSpecifyCache() from the context of the process that will be using the mapping. I am not sure that this will work for MSVAD because the app will be run after the driver is loaded and the context will be arbitrary. Method 3 is not recommended by MS because "the scope of the address is limited to the process in which the object is mapped, and it cannot be accessed in a DPC or ISR." Ref: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q191840 I am not sure if Method 3 effects the MSVAD driver. Can anyone explain how to use this method to give user-space access? Does anyone know how else I can map "m_pDataBuffer" to user-space, with MSVAD in particular?? The stuff I have read references real device drivers and things get muddy when you are using MSVAD because it is a virtual device driver. Any help appreciated. Regards, James Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63637
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    - Unidrv's DrvNextBand hangs In this third pary virtual driver i'm looking at, the OEMNextBand function mades a call to Unidrv's DrvNextBand. This hangs for a long time until the printing dialog prompts about error. Only when i cancel the printing does the call returns and OEMNextBand completes. This only occurs when doing color printing. Printing the same document on black and white does not invoke OEMNextBand, but OEMStartPage instead. Can someone enlighten me on what's wrong here? Thanks! Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63635
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    - HID device enumeration problems. First, I apologize if this post is out of context for this newsgroup. I am experiencing an unusual behavior when connecting multiple USB-based HID devices. The devices are data loggers, and are identical (Vendor/Device IDs) except for their serial number. I am not using custom drivers. Everything is being done through the Microsoft-supplied HID and Setup APIs. My application program uses SetupDiEnumDeviceInterfaces in conjunction with SetupDiGetDeviceInterfaceDetail to get the device details. Normally, all devices are found during the enumeration, and all devices work properly. However, if I keep the devices open for for an extended period, close the devices, and then reopen the application, occasionally one or more of the devices drop out of the enumeration. The devices remain missing until I physically disconnect and reconnect the USB cable from the device. Once reconnected, everything works again. Interestingly, all the devices show up in Device Manager, regardless of whether or not SetupDiEnumDeviceInterfaces finds the device. I should add that if only one device is present, there are no problems. Does anyone have any thoughts? Am I missing something? Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63628
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    - Sample code for performing a DMA from local memory to local memory Hello All, I'm new to the Windows programming/development world having all prior experience in the embedded world. In the embedded world I could access and setup the DMA controller, but it appears that it is not easily accessible from Win XP. Does anyone have any sample code that shows how to do a memory-to-memory DMA transfer on Win XP. Specifically I'm trying to transfer data to a remote device whose physical memory is mapped to a virtual address on my machine, so my machine thinks it is local memory. Thank you in advance. -- Gerald Chang Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63623
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    - Surprise removal reported, device disappears Windows XP is being used as an application platform for SCSI device testing. The devices do not have valid file systems. After downloading new firmware to the drive, Windows will detect the drive as being different(Inquiry data?) and issue a plugplaymanager event id 12 indicating a surprise removal. From that point it takes about 2-5 minutes or a reboot for the application to find the device again. A bus scan ignores the existing device at this ID and the associated commands which would be issued with a bus rescan to the driver do not occurr. Our application commnicates to the device via a custom class driver and a standard SCSI mini-port driver. 1: how can I make the device re-appear quickly? Bus scan for the missing devices are apparently bypassed inside the OS somewhere. Reboot is painful. 2: Or how can I prevent windows from marking it as removed. Disabling Plug and Play does not appear to help. It turns itself back on and it could have some other undesired side effects with it off. Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63615
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    - Printer driver problem in a mixed OS environment (XP and NT) Hi all, I have developed a kernel mode printer driver which works fine on NT4, Win2k and XP. There are only problems when using in mixed environment: - XP as PrintServer - NT4 as Client After 'Point and Print' installation on NT4 following errors occur: 1. In the Printer port settings on the NT4 client, the port to which the printer is connected is not visible (no port is selected). When I want to leave the port tab an error occured, that no port is selected (sounds logical ;-)). 2. Sometimes while 'Point and Print' insatallation the Spooler on the Server PC (XP) crashes. So printing is (most) impossible from NT4. Any Ideas? Thanks in advance Martin Background: - The printer driver is installed via a setup program on the server (with the AddPrinterDriver / AddPrinter calls). - The printer is connected to a 'self made' port, which writes printer output to disk - A test with an inf installed HP kernel mode driver did not have this problems (printing to the same port as my driver). Tag: Implementing HideStandardUI Tag: 63613

Hi.

Newbie question:

What do I have to do to be able to implement the HideStandardUI-method?
I have tried to change to inherited interface to IPrintOemUI2 instead
of IPrintOemUI, but that doesn't seem to work as I get a compilation
error.

/Erik

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RE: Implementing HideStandardUI by Naveen

Naveen
Fri Jun 03 01:22:02 CDT 2005

Hi!

See sample PSUIRep in DDK..
Hope this helps...

Thanks

"Erik" wrote:

> Hi.
>
> Newbie question:
>
> What do I have to do to be able to implement the HideStandardUI-method?
> I have tried to change to inherited interface to IPrintOemUI2 instead
> of IPrintOemUI, but that doesn't seem to work as I get a compilation
> error.
>
> /Erik
>
>

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Re: Implementing HideStandardUI by Erik

Erik
Fri Jun 10 02:05:30 CDT 2005

I've solved the problem, so compiling is not a problem anymore. The
problem now is that nothing happens. The standard sheets are still
visible. Has anyone used it successfully?

/Erik

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