Hello, everybody.
I am a new member of NTFSD.
I’m a beginner developper and I need your help.
Could you answer the question above ?
[Question]
Q1.Could you let me know how to investigate which driver is loaded first?
[Background]
We can check the Registry key when the driver is loaded.
[HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services]
Start:
0-Boot
1-System
2-AutoLoad
3-LoadOnDemand
4-Disable
But I don’t know how to investigate which driver is loaded faster than
other later.
Try to read MSDN “Specifying Driver Load Order”. Also in driver development (os internals) books this question is usually explained. As you are beginner you definitely must have some of them.
“Shota Shinogi” wrote in message news:xxxxx@ntfsd…
Hello, everybody. I am a new member of NTFSD. I’m a beginner developper and I need your help. Could you answer the question above ?
[Question] Q1.Could you let me know how to investigate which driver is loaded first?
[Background] We can check the Registry key when the driver is loaded. [HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services] Start: 0-Boot 1-System 2-AutoLoad 3-LoadOnDemand 4-Disable But I don’t know how to investigate which driver is loaded faster than other later.
I read MSDN and find how to specify the driver load order.
But now, I want to know how to know the timing of the driver manufactured
by third party.
I have no source code of the driver which I want to know when load.
Is it possible to know when this driver is load with any tool or
check any Registry Key ?
Try to read MSDN “Specifying Driver Load Order”. Also in driver
development (os internals) books this question is usually explained.
As you are beginner you definitely must have some of them.
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