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    - Setting OID_802_11_BSSID through DeviceIOControl() Hi I am trying to control the association of a wireless adapter through NDIS miniport driver. I did not write a specific driver myself. Using DeviceIOControl() function, I can query all the OIDs of interest without any difficulty, that is fine. My problem is that I need to set OID_802_11_BSSID to a specific value to control where I want my wireless adapter to connect. Here is the code snippet that I am trying to get to work: BOOL SetAssociated( LPCTSTR lpAdapterName, NDIS_802_11_MAC_ADDRESS DestinationMacAddress) { UCHAR SetBuffer[sizeof(NDISUIO_SET_OID) + sizeof(NDIS_802_11_MAC_ADDRESS)]; PNDISUIO_SET_OID pSetOid; DWORD dwBytesReturned=0; int i = 0, nResult; TCHAR szOut[64]; long e; HANDLE hNIC; UCHAR szMACFileName[512]; pSetOid = (PNDISUIO_SET_OID) &SetBuffer[0]; pSetOid->Oid = OID_802_11_BSSID; for ( i = 0; i < 6; i++ ) { pSetOid->Data[i] = DestinationMacAddress[i]; } // // Construct a device name to pass to CreateFile // strcpy(szMACFileName, DEVICE_PREFIX); strcat(szMACFileName, lpAdapterName); hNIC = CreateFile( szMACFileName, GENERIC_READ|GENERIC_WRITE, // Device Query Access FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE, //FILE_SHARE_READ, NULL, OPEN_EXISTING, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL | FILE_FLAG_OVERLAPPED, //0, NULL //INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE ); nResult = GetLastError(); if (hNIC != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) { // // We successfully opened the driver, format the IOCTL to pass the // driver. // nResult = DeviceIoControl( hNIC, IOCTL_NDISUIO_SET_OID_VALUE, (LPVOID) &SetBuffer[0], sizeof(SetBuffer), (LPVOID) &SetBuffer[0], 0, &dwBytesReturned, NULL ); if( nResult == 0) /// there was an error, print it out. { e = GetLastError(); wsprintf(szOut, TEXT("Set Associated AP/PC ERROR\nError Code: %d"),e ); MessageBox(0,szOut,TEXT("Error"),MB_OK); return FALSE; } } return TRUE; } I have tried many variations of the above but could not get anything to work yet. I tried both with WZC running or stopped, same results. The CreateFile() function returns no error, but DeviceIOControl() returns with error code 1 (ERROR_INVALID_FUNCTION) Thanks in advance. Bruce Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98351
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    - BDA - using of KS custom method Hi guys, I wrote BDA driver. Everything works just fine. But now I need to comunicate with it from user-level. I think that KS custom method mechanism will be suitable for my needs because I just need to transfer data buffer from my user-side application to this BDA driver. So I do following in the app: { IKsControl* pIKsControl; hr = CoCreateInstance( CLSID_Proxy, NULL, CLSCTX_SERVER, __uuidof(pIKsControl), (LPVOID*)&pIKsControl); // // here hr is S_OK and pIKsControl is not NULL // KSMETHOD ksMethod = { KSMETHODSETID_SetGuid, KSMETHOD_ITEM_Id, KSMETHOD_TYPE_SEND }; ULONG BytesReturned = 0; hr = pIKsControl->KsMethod( &ksMethod, sizeof(ksMethod), buffer, //buffer pointer buffer_length, //buffer size &BytesReturned); // // here hr is E_HANDLE; so some handle that is not valid // } Of course, I implemented MethodSet in KSAUTOMATION_TABLE in the BDA driver. Please help to understand me where is the problem. With best regards --- Bye, Sasha Bublyk Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98347
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    - More Symbol Issues... I apologize if this question has been asked 60,000 times but it's hard to stay on top of the exchanges in here the way I'd like to ... this is very simple so I'm sure anybody can answer. I'm running XP SP2. I downloaded and installed the very latest symbol package for XP 2 days ago. Still, I have to wade through 9,000 lines of debugger output (KD) screaming about "you don't have the right symbols, symbols are wrong, the sky is falling!" If the XP symbols are wrong for XP, which ones are right? Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98340
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    - VSS revert/restore & Hardware VSS Provider Hi, I am working on hardware VSS provider. During the snapshot creation, the hardware provider creates PIT snapshots in hardware. My question is, how is the data (now stored on a VSS copy) supposed to be restored to original volume? >From what I saw there is no interaction between the VSS services and the provider during the restore(Only requestors and writers talk). Any help will be highly appriciated. Thanks Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98337
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    - how to remove "Continue Anyway" during setup virtual webcam Hi all, I try to write a virtual webcam by WDM. While installing on XP , the Installing Hardware dialog appear and forge user must be press "Continue anyway" so that go next step of installing. But , on Vista without this problem. Can you help me how to ignore "Continue Anyway" option during setup my Virtual webcam? Thank for your help Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98336
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    - How to know if I/O range is reserved? And by whom? Hi, I have a PCMCIA device that uses a list of possible I/O to work, for example 1B8-1BF. This range does not appear on the device manager view by type in "Input/outpout (IO)" section but the device cannot start (code 12 : Windows cannot find enough resource) and the 1B8-1BF range is marked as not available. What could use this range ? BIOS ? Is there a way to list the I/O ranges that are occupied by Windows or/ and BIOS ? Thanks, Roger Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98335
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    - workaround for flawed PCIe device hi, I now have a flawed PCIe card, which has its BAR in PCI configuration space write-only( what a stupid mistake ) while other parts function well. The new one will only be ready months away. And I have to live with the bug sometimes. The bug causes windows fail to configure and allocate resources for the device. So I want to resume the configuration and allocate the resources in my WDM function driver. Is it OK to respond IRP_MN_QUERY_RESOURCE_REQUIREMENTS or use the legacy IoAssignResource? Since this is for demo usage, and we can tolerate most unstable, buggy or any other noises. Any wild ideas? woodhead Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98332
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    - Native WlanAPI: how to ignore the profile mismatch? I am developing a utility to manage the wireless connection. I found that Vista will prevent user to connect to an AP with a mismatch profile, e.g. if user create a profile with OPEN+WEP and want to use this profile to connect to a WPA AP, the 'connect' button will be disabled. So does my utility. When my application made a OPEN+WEP profile and use WlanConnect() to connect to the WPA AP, there is no authentication and association request packet being sent out. Is there anyway to avoid this limitation? Any comment is appreaciated. Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98331
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    - Load Filter synchronous question I want to use Loadfilter to load a minifilter from user space. I want to configure the filter before it begins operation (i.e. before FltStartFiltering) I plan to use the FltCreateCommunicationPort and FilterConnectCommunicationPort and FilterSendMessage to pass in the config info. My question (s) * When I return from DriverEntry without calling FltStartFiltering but instead call IoRegisterDriverReinitialization then return an OK status from DriverEntry, when does the reinit-routine get called? And if I finally get all that working: * Can I issue the FltStartFiltering call from a CommPort Message callback ??? Gak - Finecats Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98324
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    - reading ndis data through WMI Hi , Does anybody know how to get the "Interrupt Moderation" of the network adapter using WMI method. DDK doc says that , user can use GUID_NDIS_GEN_INTERRUPT_MODERATION method to obtain the information. Is any sample code , how to do it ? Thanks Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98318
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    - Windows XP (SP 2) and USB 2 problem Hello I have just installed a 4 port USB 2 card in my computer. The problem is that when I connected my digital camera, there was a message telling me that the connection would be faster if I had USB 2 Another telltale sign that sth is wrong is that films played on my external drive block (presumably cos the info can't arrive quicly enough) So why doesn't XP recognise a USB 2 card? Anyway, I tried to download a USB 2 driver for Windows and found the Intel Desktop Driver for XP However, on a manual install, XP refuses saying that a more suitable driver is already installed. In system, this drivers seems to be a Microsoft Driver version 5. 1 2600 released 01 June 2002 Is this a USB 2 driver? Hope sm out there can help me. Thanks in advance Dave Neve Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98308
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    - IWiaItemExtras::Escape and VendorReadData? Greetings, I am trying to work with WIA, and I have found the IWiaItemExtras::Escape function. Which can be used to interact with vendor specific commands. But while I use the command I can get the 1st letter specified from the command, but how do I get the acutal data from VendorReadData? It always has 1 byte of data, and I am not sure where to get the output buffer. For example: PTP_VENDOR_DATA_OUT* pDataOut; HRESULT hr = spExtraProps->Escape(ESCAPE_PTP_VENDOR_COMMAND, (BYTE *) pDataIn, dwDataInSize, (BYTE *) pDataOut, dwDataOutSize, &dwActualDataOutSize); When I access the "pData->VendorReadData" it is always the byte[1] size, so I am not sure how to get the actual data. Thanks for any suggestions! Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98306
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    - Get PID/VID from symbolic name? Hello, I would like to retrieve the PID and VID of a mass storage device from its symbolic name. Symbolic name comes from the IoRegisterPlugPlayNotification API indicating the GUID of a disk interface. I guess that there is som eway to find this, but I did not find one. Thanks, Roger Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98302
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    - HID mini port over i8042prt PS2 stack? I'd like to report my PS2 interface device to system as a HID class device. That means I'd like to ask i8042prt to be my port driver, I know there is a moufilter sample in the DDK, well it report itself as a mouse class instead of HID class, and it is a upper filter for the i8042prt. Is it possible to create a HID driver which talked to i8042prt and report itself as a HID class device? Any hint would be apprecited. -chueh888 Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98293
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    - How to hide system error messages. Hi, I am writing a file system minifilter driver. When I fail the create file operation from preoperation callback routine, a windows error message pops up saying "file is not a valid win32 application". and it restricts file from opening successfully. But I want that no popup should be displayed on successfully blocking a file. How can I hide this system popup? Can anybody help me? Thanks in advance. - Vikas sangani Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98286
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    - Sharing handles between user and kernel mode in X64 I found a lot of problems working with handle. I am trying to duplicate a thread handle from user mode that is created in kernel mode. It is not working. Where do I get information about this? -- Sincerely, Maruf Maniruzzaman, Software Engineer, KAZ Software Limited, Dhaka, Bangladesh. http://www.kaz.com.bd http://www.kuashaonline.com Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98285
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    - Why and how is the module name of ntoskrnl.exe displayed as "nt" rather than "ntoskrnl"? Hi experts, I find a weird problem with the WinDBG command 'lm n t': kd> lm n t start end module name 7c920000 7c9b4000 ntdll ntdll.dll Tue Aug 17 07:38:36 2004 (4121457C) 804d8000 806ec600 nt ntoskrnl.exe Wed Aug 04 14:19:48 2004 (41108004) 806ed000 80700d80 hal halacpi.dll Wed Aug 04 13:59:04 2004 (41107B28) bf800000 bf9c0200 win32k win32k.sys Wed Aug 04 14:17:30 2004 (41107F7A) bf9c1000 bf9d2580 dxg dxg.sys Wed Aug 04 14:00:51 2004 (41107B93) ..... All of the module names except 'nt' are their image name without extention. Why? I also wonder how the debugger determines the module name of a given kernel module? Any help will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98282
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    - binplace doesn't seem to instantiate post build I have enabled binplace from setenv and specified a location as directed in the documentation. However, it does not seem to work. can someone confirm the steps needed to make this fire correctly? paul. Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98279
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    - another bda question Hi, I have implemented KSPROPSETID_BdaTableSection property set on both nodes of my tuner filter, but the handlers are never get called. Under what conditions this property is set? Thanks, Anatoly. Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98275
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    - Is AttachedDevice an incorrect paramenter name in the function prototype of IoAttachDevice? Hi all, The function prototype of IoAttachDevice is declared as follows in the DDK documentation. /*********************************/ NTSTATUS IoAttachDevice( IN PDEVICE_OBJECT SourceDevice, IN PUNICODE_STRING TargetDevice, OUT PDEVICE_OBJECT *AttachedDevice ); Parameters SourceDevice Pointer to the caller-created device object. TargetDevice Pointer to a buffer containing the name of the device object to which the specified SourceDevice is to be attached. AttachedDevice Pointer to caller-allocated storage for a pointer. On return, contains a pointer to the target device object if the attachment succeeds. /*********************************/ According to the statement above, AttachedDevice should point to a lower device, i.e the target device. However, in English, if an upper device is attached to a lower device, then the upper device, rather than the lower device, should be called "attached device". So, the last paramenter should be named DeviceAttachedTo or something like this. I'm not a native English speaker. I eagerly hope those who speak English can give me some tips. Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98274
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    - Using QueryInterface inside COM Hello I am working on a COM project in which i use Interface Inheritance. The IDL file looks like this, interface IEarthInterface : IUnknown {}; interface IOceanInterface : IEarthInterface {}; interface IPacificInterface : IOceanInterface {}; interface IAntarticInterface : IOceanInterface {}; interface IDataInterface : IUnknown {}; interface IFindInterface : IDataInterface { HRESULT GetOceanTypeInterface(IOceanInterface** pOceanInterface); }; From inside IFindInterface i need to figure out which Ocean is currently attached and then attach or typecast it was IOceanInterface and send it back to client. All i wanted to know is how to get a Interface pointer from inside another Interface. ie, can i call CoCreateInstance or QueryInterface from inside IFindInterface and get the Interface Pointer to IPacificInterface or IAntarticInterface. I been already told that CoCreateInstance will not work in this case. Any idea how to implement this? Thanks in advance. Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98261
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    - Why self signed certificates gives error ? Hi All, While loading a driver on Vista (32 bit) error message pops up "Windows can't verify publisher of this software". Where as our driver is signed. Certification path is : Verisign Class3 Public primary CA Verisign class 3 code signing 2004 CA ABC technology I have copied the certificates from ABC Technology to Trusted Publisher and Verisign Class 3 Code Signing 200CA to Trusted Root Certification Authority under certificate manager. While Checking it under "Device Manager" it shows name of digital signer as "ABC Technology" and under "Driver Detail" tab it shows "Digital Signer : not digitally singed" . Did the verification of driver and catalog using "Signtool utility" SignTool verify /kp /c <(nameofcat).cat> <.inf/.sys> and it shows result "succeed" While checking log under Setupapi.dev.log and it shows errror "Verifying file against specific (valid) catalog failed !(0x800b0109)" "Error (0x800b0109): A certificate chain processed but terminated in root certificate which is not trusted by trust providers" File has not been modified after taking signature. Can I get pointers regarding same that where I m getting wrong ? -- Thanks, Nash Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98259
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    - Getting data from COM Object in Driver Is it possible to reliably use com calls to get data? -- Sincerely, Maruf Maniruzzaman, Software Engineer, KAZ Software Limited, Dhaka, Bangladesh. http://www.kaz.com.bd http://www.kuashaonline.com Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98248
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    - Windows 2000 and BusTypeiScsi Hi all, I am using iSCSI HBA on Windows 2000 SP4 (with Rollup update1). I want to use MPIO feature of iScsi Initiator services but unable to do so. I can login to target and see the Luns in the Device Manager but mpdev does not seem to claim these Luns. According to Microsoft iSCSI Software Initiator User's Guide 2.x, For an HBA to work properly with Microsoft MPIO, HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\hbadevicedriver\Parameters\BusType key should be set to BusTypeiScsi(0x09) so that the Microsoft iSCSI DSM can claim the device. I do see this registry key set but it seems SCSIPORT driver is returning BusTypeScsi for these Luns. The knowledge base article 264203 describes IOCTL_STORAGE_QUERY_PROPERTY can be used to get the adapter and device properties. When used on my system this IOCTL returned bus type as 1(BusTypeScsi) for Adapter and Device. This is a default bustype returned by SCSIPORT. Can some one help me to get iSCSI HBA working with MPIO on Windows 2000? Thanks. Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98242
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    - WPD driver error 10 after reboot Hi all, I am working on a device driver which is based on the WpdWudfSampleDriver (DDK, 6000). Everything is great (driver works as expected and installs/uninstalls, WMP11 recognizes it, etc) until I reboot the PC. After reboot, the driver appears with a yellow exclamation mark icon in the device manager. Properties dialog indicates that "Device cannot start" with error 10. This happens on both Vista 32bit and XP+SP2+WMP11. I tried to compile in different build environments (XP or Vista), also tried the tweaks from WPD team blog about co-installers, nothing helped so far. In addition to that, I realized that even simplest WPD driver example from the DDK (WpdHelloWorldDriver) also works same way (also shows error 10 after PC reboots). Can it be related to the fact that the driver is actually a root-enumerated device (like original WpdWudfSampleDriver) and is not assigned to any USB VID/PID? Or a missing .cat file? missing signature, maybe? I have checked last 10 pages of the newsgroup and did a search, but could not find anything relevant. Did anyone experience same problem? Please, give me some advice on what else I could try/check. Or please, let me know where else I could post this question... thanks and best regards, Sergey Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98240
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    - Driver signing question Hey All, Quick question about driver signing. I hope this is the correct forum for my question. I have a device driver for an external PNP device. I am currently signing it and will be shipping it out in my next software release targeting windows vista. I understand that signatures do expire. I'm uncertain if the signature on my signed drivers expire (they do expire, don't they? Where can I find the expiration date?). Furthermore, what will happen when the drivers expire? The drivers, I assume, will still work with the device after the drivers expire, correct? What happens when a user tries to install my device drivers after they expire? Do they just get a notice that the drivers have expired? Thanks in advance, Matt Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98238
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    - NMI: Parity check / Memory parity error during debugging Hello everyone, I am a newbie to driver development. Currently, I am working on a PCI driver on Windows XP platform. I have a target that runs my driver and a host on which Windbg runs. The problem I have is as follows: I want to make sure that the operations that are carried out by my ISR routine are correct. Thus, I set a breakpoint in the ISR. The routine is called normally and the breakpoint is reached. However, when I want to access fields of one of my volatile structs in the watch window, the target machine bugchecks giving out the "NMI: Parity check / Memory parity error" error. When the breakpoint is removed, the ISR runs normally. I searched the group posts and the web for possible reasons but could not come across anything like this. Many sites say that ISR should not be debugged "the usual way" like I try to do.Am I doing something wrong regarding this issue? What could be other possible reason for this behaviour? Many thanks in advance! Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98223
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    - GeneralAttributes & RegistrationAttributes for IrDA Miniport Driver. Hi, In the Due course of Developement of Miniport IrDA Driver the Registration and General Attributues used are given as follows, can anyone comment on this, if it is correct or not ??? RegistrationAttributes.AttributeFlags = NDIS_MINIPORT_ATTRIBUTES_NDIS_WDM; RegistrationAttributes.InterfaceType = NdisInterfaceInternal; GeneralAttributes.MediaType = NdisMediumIrda; GeneralAttributes.MediaConnectState = MediaConnectStateConnected; GeneralAttributes.MediaDuplexState = MediaDuplexStateHalf; GeneralAttributes.MacOptions = NDIS_MAC_OPTION_COPY_LOOKAHEAD_DATA | NDIS_MAC_OPTION_TRANSFERS_NOT_PEND | NDIS_MAC_OPTION_NO_LOOPBACK; GeneralAttributes.PhysicalMediumType = NdisPhysicalMediumIrda; GeneralAttributes.RecvScaleCapabilities = NULL; GeneralAttributes.AccessType = NET_IF_ACCESS_POINT_TO_POINT; GeneralAttributes.DirectionType = NET_IF_DIRECTION_SENDRECEIVE; GeneralAttributes.ConnectionType = NET_IF_CONNECTION_DEDICATED; GeneralAttributes.IfType = IF_TYPE_OTHER; GeneralAttributes.IfConnectorPresent = TRUE; GeneralAttributes.SupportedStatistics = NDIS_STATISTICS_XMIT_OK_SUPPORTED | NDIS_STATISTICS_RCV_OK_SUPPORTED | NDIS_STATISTICS_XMIT_ERROR_SUPPORTED | NDIS_STATISTICS_RCV_ERROR_SUPPORTED | NDIS_STATISTICS_RCV_CRC_ERROR_SUPPORTED | NDIS_STATISTICS_RCV_NO_BUFFER_SUPPORTED | NDIS_STATISTICS_TRANSMIT_QUEUE_LENGTH_SUPPORTED; Thanks and Regards, Neo Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98217
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    - Personal: Wdm driver ioCalling Wdf driver looking for STATUS_SUCCE if the WDF driver [callee] does WDFCompleteWithInfo(SUCCESS, . .) why does WDM driver [caller] get STATUS_PENDING ? ? ? tom Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98204
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    - Fast I/O Functions not being called I'm developing a file system filter driver - same base functionality as FileSpy, but without all the useless bloat, complication, inefficiency and fluff. I have set up my fast I/O table in Driver Entry ... allocated it, checked and double checked every last field (including size ... it's 0x70), assigned it by DriverObject->FastIoDispatch = fastIoDispatch; I broke into KD and double checked every address. No crashes are occurring, no bugs are occurring. DriverObject exits with its FastIoDispatch field assigned to my very valid table. But no fast I/O functions ever get called. When I open non-Microsoft programs, all the disk I/O passes through my filter driver. The very first line of every fast I/O dispatch is a DbgPrint statement. I even tried DbgBreakPoint and a straight inline assembler _asm int 3. They're never called. The standard dispatch routines are being called just fine. Any program I run that comes from Microsoft leaves my driver dead in the water. There is no activity. All other programs run all disk I/O through my driver - when the disk is hit. I understand the difference; when fast I/O is used and why, but I don't understand why such a simple process is not working. Assuming nothing is wrong with my code, it must be something I'm leaving out (although this process is not difficult; how many things are there to leave out?). So I must be doing something stupid to disable these calls. Conceptually, are there any ideas? Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98201
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    - Enable/Disable iSCSI HBA on Windows 2000 Hi, I have a issue with enable/disable of the iSCSI HBA we are developing. Our HBA is a mass storage adapter and the SCSIPort miniport driver loads during boot. After the OS comes up, we can perform all operations using Microsoft iSCSI Initiator and everything's fine. The problem occurs when I disable the adapter and enable it again from DeviceManager. After this operation, though the driver successfully unloads and reloads, our HBA fails to get listed under iSCSI WMI. iscsicli listinitiators does not report our HBA. Enabling the debugprints for WMI discovery module, I see errors - iscsidsc: Interface \\?\PCI#VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx&SUBSYS_xxxxxxxx&REV_00#4&3b9abcb&0&0008#{2accfe60-c130-11d2-b082-00a0c91efb8b} has arrived or remove failed iscsidsc: ArrivalTimer 30 for 00080C58 \\?\PCI#VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx&SUBSYS_xxxxxxxx&REV_00#4&3b9abcb&0&0008#{2accfe60-c130-11d2-b082-00a0c91efb8b} Flags 0x0 iscsidsc: Getting InstanceName for Interface \\?\PCI#VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx&SUBSYS_xxxxxxxx&REV_00#4&3b9abcb&0&0008#{2accfe60-c130-11d2-b082-00a0c91efb8b} iscsidsc: Error 4201 finding instance name for \\?\PCI#VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx&SUBSYS_xxxxxxxx&REV_00#4&3b9abcb&0&0008#{2accfe60-c130-11d2-b082-00a0c91efb8b} iscsidsc: Error 4201, try 0 Didn't get InstanceName for Interface \\?\PCI#VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx&SUBSYS_xxxxxxxx&REV_00#4&3b9abcb&0&0008#{2accfe60-c130-11d2-b082-00a0c91efb8b} This continues until the ArrivaTimer counts down upto 0 and the device never gets added. The same binary which shows this problem on Windows 2000 works fine on Windows 2003. iscsidsc: Interface \\?\PCI#VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx&SUBSYS_xxxxxxxx&REV_00#4&3b9abcb&0&0008#{2accfe60-c130-11d2-b082-00a0c91efb8b} has arrived or remove failed iscsidsc: ArrivalTimer 30 for 0008DE40 \\?\PCI#VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx&SUBSYS_xxxxxxxx&REV_00#4&3b9abcb&0&0008#{2accfe60-c130-11d2-b082-00a0c91efb8b} Flags 0x0 iscsidsc: Getting InstanceName for Interface \\?\PCI#VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx&SUBSYS_xxxxxxxx&REV_00#4&3b9abcb&0&0008#{2accfe60-c130-11d2-b082-00a0c91efb8b} iscsidsc: Error 4201 finding instance name for \\?\PCI#VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx&SUBSYS_xxxxxxxx&REV_00#4&3b9abcb&0&0008#{2accfe60-c130-11d2-b082-00a0c91efb8b} iscsidsc: Error 4201, try 0 Didn't get InstanceName for Interface \\?\PCI#VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx&SUBSYS_xxxxxxxx&REV_00#4&3b9abcb&0&0008#{2accfe60-c130-11d2-b082-00a0c91efb8b} iscsidsc: ArrivalTimer 29 for 0008DE40 \\?\PCI#VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx&SUBSYS_xxxxxxxx&REV_00#4&3b9abcb&0&0008#{2accfe60-c130-11d2-b082-00a0c91efb8b} Flags 0x0 iscsidsc: Getting InstanceName for Interface \\?\PCI#VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx&SUBSYS_xxxxxxxx&REV_00#4&3b9abcb&0&0008#{2accfe60-c130-11d2-b082-00a0c91efb8b} iscsidsc: PnpDeviceInterface \\?\PCI#VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx&SUBSYS_xxxxxxxx&REV_00#4&3b9abcb&0&0008#{2accfe60-c130-11d2-b082-00a0c91efb8b} is for instance name PCI\VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx&SUBSYS_xxxxxxxx&REV_00\4&3b9abcb&0&0008_0 What interface name is it missing on Windows 2000?? Any help or suggestions? Regards, Prabal Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98198
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    - macro for sources file What is the general way of setting up path for include files in SOURCES. I cannot use relative path because my workspace is in different drive than the WDK installation. My include directory is C:\winddk\6000\inc\ddk. I want some macro to define WDK directory c:\winddk\6000. I want a macro that will work even if new version come up like c:\winddk\7000. I didnot find anything like ddk-root-dir or base-directory. Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98188
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    - NewB question regarding filter drivers Hello driver developers, I am *VERY* new to driver development. As a matter of fact, I do driver installs mostly and now am beginning to learn about developing drivers. Here is my question: We have a filter driver (class filter driver) that should be applied to all Hard Disk Controllers (HDC). The end result should be that all messages to hard disk and optical media should be intercepted by the filter driver. This used to work fine, until the hardware on the system that I am installing this driver on has changed (OS has changed to Vista as well). Now the system uses SATA with AHCI. I have no problem installing the filter on the hard disk, but the filter does not get applied to the optical media for some odd reason. Is it possible to have a filter driver written for devices connected via SATA? On the side note, I am just wondering what creates the following registry key(s) and writes values under them - is it the driver itself or the PNP manager? HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\<DriverName>\Enum. Thank you so much, Natalia Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98185
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    - 1394 device driver Hi, the sample provided in the \src\kmdf\1394 subfolder missed the implementation for gathering the device informations (t1394_GetConfigurationInformation in 1394api.c). Can someone explain what to do here!? The goal is to have a driver that stores the CSR_offset somewhere (in the DeviceExtension), and that I have a function to Read and Write registers of my device. Later receiving iso-chronous transfer to a file would be fine. additional some pointers fro 1394 device drivers would be fine - thank you in advance, thomas Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98184
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    - how to get the top object in the device object's stack Hi all, device stack is as follows (from up to bottom): 1. upper filter dirver 2. usb video class driver 3. lower fitler driver 4. usbccgp driver I tried to get the top object in the device object's stack in lower fitler driver but failed and the return devExt->TopDevice = 0x00. I will appriciate if you provide some suggestions? //===================================== Below is the code in AddDevice() function. #define DEVICE_NAME L"\\Device\\lowUVCFilter" RtlInitUnicodeString(&deviceName, DEVICE_NAME ); status = IoCreateDevice(Driver, sizeof(USBCAMD_DEVICE_EXTENSION), &deviceName, FILE_DEVICE_UNKNOWN, 0, FALSE, &device ); if (!NT_SUCCESS(status)) { return (status); } RtlZeroMemory(device->DeviceExtension, sizeof(USBCAMD_DEVICE_EXTENSION)); devExt = (PDEVICE_EXTENSION) device->DeviceExtension; devExt->TopOfStack = IoAttachDeviceToDeviceStack(device, PDO); status = IoGetDeviceObjectPointer( &deviceName, FILE_ALL_ACCESS, &FileObject, &devExt->TopDevice ); Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98183
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    - Device drivers will not install with proper INF with correct VID/P We are trying install an x-ray sensor. The drivers install fine on several different Windows XP Pro machines, but on the one where we need to install it, Windows doesn't even recognize the inf as containing information on the device. The XP Pro machine in question is primarily used for software development and has had a ton of drivers installed on it previously. I've tried placing the exact INF into C:\Windows\INF and confirmed that no other INF contains that hardware's VID/PID. I've tried deleting the INFCACHE.1 files in every directory on the computer, so that Windows has to recreate the inf cache, including our INF from C:\Windows\INF. I've confirmed that the new INFCACHE.1 contains our INF's filename. Windows even created the PNF for that INF. I've also checked in the setupapi.log in C:\Windows\, which shows (in verbose mode) that it is searching for the VID/PID through all the INFs in C:\Windows\INF: #-019 Searching for hardware ID(s): usb\vid_0a40&pid_0101&rev_0264,usb\vid_0a40&pid_0101 #-018 Searching for compatible ID(s): usb\class_ff&subclass_ff&prot_ff,usb\class_ff&subclass_ff,usb\class_ff #-019 Searching for hardware ID(s): usb\vid_0a40&pid_0101&rev_0264,usb\vid_0a40&pid_0101 #-018 Searching for compatible ID(s): usb\class_ff&subclass_ff&prot_ff,usb\class_ff&subclass_ff,usb\class_ff It mentions our INF in the list of INFs, but it just skips over it. It can't find any supported driver, so it just installs a null driver: #-166 Device install function: DIF_SELECTBESTCOMPATDRV. #W059 Selecting best compatible driver failed. Error 0xe0000228: There are no compatible drivers for this device. #W157 Default installer failed. Error 0xe0000228: There are no compatible drivers for this device. #I060 Set selected driver. #-166 Device install function: DIF_INSTALLDEVICE. #I125 Installing NULL driver for "USB\VID_0A40&PID_0101\6&27FE8D50&0&3". #I121 Device install of "USB\VID_0A40&PID_0101\6&27FE8D50&0&3" finished successfully. Throughout all of this, I've repeatedly deleted any references to the VID/PID from the registry, in between each test. We even got on the phone with a developer for the company who makes the sensor/drivers, and went through all their troubleshooting. In the end they had no clue what was wrong. Any ideas? Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98182
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    - WindowsXPe Serial Port (Comport) timing issue Hello all, I have a WindowsXPe system that I am currently working on, where the serial port has a jitter of approximately 50ms. I'd like to be able to get the jitter down to less than 10ms; but I suspect that this may not be possible using WindowsXPe. The delay is not important; only the jitter. The language used is C#. Is there anyone out there that can confirm my suspicions? The function call is " WriteFile(hPort, _tosend, (uint)writeCount, out sent, ptrUWO) ", which as far as I can see it is a funtion in kernel32.dll. My thanks in advance. Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98179
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    - Trouble printing to LPT1 using overlapped I/O when LPT1 is used Here is my situation: 1. When we perform overlapped I/O on the LPT1 device on a computer with a Generic/Text only printer driver installed on LPT1, characters sent to a non-plug-and-play printer attached to that port appear to be getting dropped intermittently. 2. The problem appears to go away if we go into Device Manager and change the â??Filter Resource Methodâ?? setting on the printer port to â??Use any interrupt assigned to the portâ??, but only until the next reboot. After a reboot, if we switch the Filter Resource Method setting back to â??Never use an interruptâ?? then switch it again to â??Use any interrupt assigned to the portâ??, we donâ??t lose characters â?? again until a reboot. 3. If we remove the Generic/Text only printer driver, or map it to a different LPT port, the characters are no longer dropped. If anyone has any advice / ideas, they would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Todd Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98175
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    - System Memory Hello, I have come across an interesting issue. I boot Windows Server 2003 with /maxmem switch set to 1500 inside boot.ini file. This sets the limit on OS ability to use amount of memory available. So system reports only ~1.5Gig or 1500MB of memory under various tools/ programs. But yesterday, I needed to find out the actual physical memory present in the system. It is 16GB. Since OS sees only 1.5G, it reports 1.5Gig. Is there a way to find out the actual memory size without having to reboot and/or go into BIOS to look at how much memory a system truely has? Thanks for help. Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98174
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    - Retrieve disk partitions (volumes) from Disk DevicePath I have trouble finding a way to retrieve/enumerate the volumes of Disk by using the DevicePath of the disk. The DevicePath is found by enumerating the GUID_DEVINTERFACE_DISK and querying SetupDiGetDeviceInterfaceDetail. Thanks for the help. Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98172
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    - problem in porting 32 bit application in x64... hi... i m using an 32 bit allication to load a driver ...but when i m trying this application in X64,its failing at SetupDiCallClassInstaller(DIF_REGISTERDEVICE, DeviceInfoSet, &DeviceInfoData) with error code e0000235 can any body plz tell me y its happening so???? Regards mani Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98170
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    - Event tracing in display miniport - newbie question I need to implement tracing in a display miniport driver. The msdn page for "WPP Software Tracing" states that WPP tracing is not available for certain types of miniport drivers, and : "To determine whether a particular driver type is supported, add basic WPP macros to the driver, such as WPP_INIT_TRACING and WPP_CLEANUP. If the code does not compile because the types that are used are not defined, ETW and WPP cannot support the driver type." When I did this, I found out that my display miniport driver did not compile with WPP_INIT_TRACING. I wish ETW would have worked for me .. Now that it doesn't, what are the other options for me to trace events of interest to log files? Is there a way to do some kind of printf's ? I really need to get this working as soon as possible. Please help! Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98161
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    - PCI express Power management event with Vista Hi list, I'm developing a driver for a PCI express card, but I have an issue with remote wakeup. Althought the option "Allow this device to wake the computer" is set, and the device is still switched on while the system is sleeping, the device don't wake the system. I checked with a protocol analyser, the device send Power Management Events, but system don't wake. The only documents I found on the internet specifies Vista handle PME, but don't specify how ! Does PME handling need some specific registry entries, as MSI ? Does someone activate PCI express PME handling ? Any idea, or hint ? Thanks -- Benedict Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98157
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    - Signed on one OS == What on other OSes? Say I get my driver package signed by WHQL for XP only. How does Server 2003 treat this same driver package, as unsigned, or as having an invalid signature? Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98156
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    - Silent Install - Am I ready? Ok, I have my USB (custom setup class) driver pre-installing on XP with a DIFx-based installer completely fine, with no popups during the pre-install. When any of my devices is plugged in for the first time, I get the "Found New Hardware Wizard" and the user has to click through the pages (i.e. "connect to Windows Update? Not this time" and "Install the software automatically"). The driver is found and installed and everything works. My question: Is getting the drivers signed by WHQL the *only* thing I have left between me and a completely silent install (i.e. the user is not presented with anything other than the pop-up balloons in the system tray, and in particular no questions he has to answer or buttons to click)? For instance, is there anything I have to add to the INF (beyond the .cat line) to make it a silent install? Does Windows treat a custom setup class differently than a non-custom class (e.g. does Windows do something silly like not allow a silent install with a custom setup class)? Is there anything I'm forgetting and/or never knew? Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98155
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    - Notify Object and DllGetClassObject not calling Hi, I am trying to wrtie a Notify object for IM that can control over Binding paths. While my testing I deployed a notify object dll. After make some modification, I tried to install new DLL. During deployment of new dll, DllGetClassObject is not being called but DllRegisterServer is called. Please suggest me what should I Do? -- With regards thanks Anand Choubey Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98153
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    - NDIS_NET_BUFFER_LIST_8021Q_INFO not available The document said: To retrieve or insert 802.1Q information that is associated with a NET_BUFFER_LIST structure, an NDIS driver calls the NET_BUFFER_LIST_INFO macro and specifies the Ieee8021QNetBufferListInfo information type. But I always get NULL data from the NET_BUFFER_LIST OOB data on the TX path. Does anyone can get this Ieee8021QNetBufferListInfo for QOS support? Any idea would be appreciate. Note: Miniport driver is Native WiFi driver. Thanks! Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98143
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    - Unclassified Signature: requirements? Hello, I need to certify a driver using the Unclassified Signature. I have some questions: 1- The DTM manual mentions "to obtain a logo for a server requires that the system being used to test the device supports four processors and a minimum of 1 GB of RAM." Does that mean that if a company needs to certify a server needs that configuration or it means if I want my driver to run on Windows 2003 server for instance, I need to run certificaiton for that sistem? 2- I want to certify my driver for Vista 32/64 bit and Windows 2003 32/64 bit. Do I need to run the suite of tests on all the OSs or 32 will also cover 64 bit flavors? 3- I need to purchase a system for the logo testing: can I purchuse a system that supports all the OSs and then run a test suite at a time. Is the DTM able to collect the results sequencially or the logo suite needs to run at the same time on all the OSs that need to be certified? Regards, atony Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98142
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    - Where can I find the definitive specification of DbgPrint()? The DDK documentation states DbgPrint() is much like printf which is a standard C library function. However, printf doesn't define such format specifiers as %ws and %wZ. I know how to use these format specifiers, but I can't find any definitive specification for them. Where to find them? Thanks for any comments. Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98141
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    - WLK: USB video device with "Plug and Play" code 10 error? We test USB video device logo under Vista32 with WLK testing tool. Meet "plug and Play" with code 10 error. Do you have any idea for this error? Thanks, Tag: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop Tag: 98132

Is there any way to listen for a keystroke/hotkey on the Windows Logon
screen? I'd like to respond to a particular keystroke, run a program,
then refresh the logon screen. No UI necessary.

Is that possible to do without messing with msgina.dll?

This would be for both XP and Vista.

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RE: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop by MarufManiruzzaman

MarufManiruzzaman
Wed Aug 29 04:04:01 CDT 2007

Did you tried this way:

Craete a service application and use SetWindowsHookEx.

The problem is, AFAIK, windows logon screen is secured than usual desktop.
GINA replacement is better.

If you do not like the GINA replacement, possibly you would not like
keyboard filter driver. Would you?

--
Sincerely,
Maruf Maniruzzaman,
Software Engineer,
KAZ Software Limited,
Dhaka, Bangladesh.
http://kaz.com.bd
http://kuashaonline.com

This posting is provided "AS IS", and confers no rights.

"andrewbb@gmail.com" wrote:

> Is there any way to listen for a keystroke/hotkey on the Windows Logon
> screen? I'd like to respond to a particular keystroke, run a program,
> then refresh the logon screen. No UI necessary.
>
> Is that possible to do without messing with msgina.dll?
>
> This would be for both XP and Vista.
>
>

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Re: Responding to keystrokes on Windows Logon desktop by Maxim

Maxim
Wed Aug 29 05:30:27 CDT 2007

MSGINA is the cleanest possible way.

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Maxim Shatskih, Windows DDK MVP
StorageCraft Corporation
maxim@storagecraft.com
http://www.storagecraft.com

<andrewbb@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1188336939.413930.12400@e9g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> Is there any way to listen for a keystroke/hotkey on the Windows Logon
> screen? I'd like to respond to a particular keystroke, run a program,
> then refresh the logon screen. No UI necessary.
>
> Is that possible to do without messing with msgina.dll?
>
> This would be for both XP and Vista.
>

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