Working example of class filter driver for keyboards and mice???

Hello, folks,

does anyone reading this have working example(s) of such drivers?

I would be very glad to get such a driver... (at it´s best with
working installation files)

Thanks and best regards
Volker

Maxim
Sun Feb 29 16:21:34 CST 2004

KBDFILTR is IIRC included to the DDK.

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"Volker Jung" <volker.jung.lenggries@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:e0141224.0402291410.2cadd422@posting.google.com...
> Hello, folks,
>
> does anyone reading this have working example(s) of such drivers?
>
> I would be very glad to get such a driver... (at it´s best with
> working installation files)
>
> Thanks and best regards
> Volker

Ray
Mon Mar 01 16:45:05 CST 2004

AFAIK, kbdfiltr and moufiltr can indeed be installed as either class
filters or as PS/2 device filters, by changing the INF file. You might
need to adapt them a little to handle USB devices... I haven't looked at
them in a long time though.

Maxim S. Shatskih wrote:

> KBDFILTR is IIRC included to the DDK.
>

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../ray\..

James
Mon Mar 01 19:15:57 CST 2004

My personal keyboard filter is derived from Ctrl2Cap (sysinternals.com). I
worked up an .inf file by using DevCon to get the GUID of that class and
modifying an .inf file I had lying around (eg, see "WDM filter driver" at
http://home.mindspring.com/~antognini/, which -- I hasten to add -- is my
perrsonal Web site and not a Microsoft Web site). Then I use DevCon and
other methods (see DriverInstallCmds.txt in the sample) to install or
uninstall the filter.

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"Volker Jung" <volker.jung.lenggries@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:e0141224.0402291410.2cadd422@posting.google.com...
> Hello, folks,
>
> does anyone reading this have working example(s) of such drivers?
>
> I would be very glad to get such a driver... (at it´s best with
> working installation files)
>
> Thanks and best regards
> Volker

Doron
Tue Mar 02 00:50:37 CST 2004

kbfiltr can be used as a class filter below kbdclass. the internal IOCTLs
with 8042 in their name are ps2 specific, otherwise everything is generic to
all keyboards.

d

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"Ray Trent" <rat@synaptics.com.spamblock> wrote in message
news:u0GPY79$DHA.1464@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> AFAIK, kbdfiltr and moufiltr can indeed be installed as either class
> filters or as PS/2 device filters, by changing the INF file. You might
> need to adapt them a little to handle USB devices... I haven't looked at
> them in a long time though.
>
> Maxim S. Shatskih wrote:
>
> > KBDFILTR is IIRC included to the DDK.
> >
>
> --
> ../ray\..

volker
Tue Mar 02 18:42:19 CST 2004

Hello, James,

I would be very glad to get your driver and your .INFs. Would you
please send them to my given mail-adress? Every single information can
help to lead me to success - a success I want to share with the
community. Having my solutions one can do much more with Windows
machines...

Thanks for your efforts
Volker