Hi,
I have a query regarding Native Wi-FI functions in Miniport driver
I have a miniport driver supporting Windows XP(version 5.1)
I want to port this driver to Windows Vista/7.
My main aim is to implement all Native Wi-Fi functions in my miniport driver. I want to use Vista’s Native Wi-Fi functions in my miniport driver mainly the OID’s.
How can I proceed . Can anyone help me?
With Regards,
Dhanya JR
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