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This repo contains driver samples prepared for use with Microsoft Visual Studio and the Windows Driver Kit (WDK). It contains both Universal Windows Driver and desktop-only driver samples.
This repository serves as a valuable resource for developers working with Windows drivers, offering official Microsoft samples to aid in learning, development, and testing of both Universal Windows Drivers and traditional desktop drivers. The samples are designed for use with standard Microsoft development tools.
Developing Windows drivers can be complex with a steep learning curve. These samples provide practical examples and starting points to help developers understand driver structures, APIs, and best practices, significantly reducing development time and effort.
Provides a comprehensive collection of driver samples covering various hardware types and software paradigms.
Includes both Universal Windows Driver (UWD) samples for modern Windows development and traditional desktop-only samples.
Samples are pre-configured for seamless integration with Microsoft Visual Studio and the Windows Driver Kit (WDK).
The samples in this repository can be utilized in various scenarios related to Windows driver development:
Beginners can explore the fundamental structure and code of various driver types to learn how Windows drivers function and interact with the OS and hardware.
Reduces the initial barrier to entry by providing functional examples rather than starting from scratch or abstract documentation.
Experienced developers can use relevant samples as a starting template for building a new driver for specific hardware, adapting the provided code.
Saves significant development time by providing a pre-structured project setup and core logic.
Developers can refer to specific samples to understand how to correctly use particular WDK APIs, implement specific driver functionalities, or debug common issues.
Provides authoritative examples directly from Microsoft, ensuring adherence to best practices and correct API usage.
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