I have such problem : my user mode application must dynamicaly load
kernel mode driver in windows nt 4.0. How i can do it? Anybody have an idea ? Maybe CreateFile?
Thanks for everyone
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A driver is treated the same as a service. So you can use OpenSCManager,
CreateService, OpenService, ControlService and other functions. Look into
MSDN under “Services Overview”.
There are some differences between services and drivers, but most service
functions
can handle kernel drivers.
Also look into the InstDrv sample source code for hints. You can even use
these calls to
install the driver without having to reboot. These calls will even write
into the registry for you.
George Blat
At 11:05 PM 2/3/01 +0300, you wrote:
I have such problem : my user mode application must dynamicaly load
kernel mode driver in windows nt 4.0. How i can do it? Anybody have an
idea ? Maybe CreateFile?
Thanks for everyone
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