NTFSD Folk:
I hope this is a dumb question, but I haven’t been able to find an answer:
How can you see what drivers are loaded and in what order?
I’m having some strange problems with my filter driver interacting with some
versions of Norton Anti-virus (running with NAV 2003 gives BSOD, but it’s
fine with NAV 2004), and I’m trying to determine the relative position of
the drivers in the stack.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Ken
Look for LoadOrder.exe (I think it’s a SysInternals tool)
L.
Thanks – that helps. Sort of…
When their Group name is “Symantec Services”, it’s a little hard to figure
out how to get below them on the stack.
But thanks for the help!
Ken
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Look for LoadOrder.exe (I think it’s a SysInternals tool)
L.
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> When their Group name is “Symantec Services”, it’s a little hard to figure
out how to get below them on the stack.
You may create your own group which will be above
Symantec Group. Then place your driver into that group.
L.
When you create your own group, how do you control the order?
Ken
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When their Group name is “Symantec Services”, it’s a little hard to figure
out how to get below them on the stack.
You may create your own group which will be above
Symantec Group. Then place your driver into that group.
L.
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The groups are ordered by the registry key in
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\ServiceGroupOrder
Look at it, you’ll get the point 
L.
Duh! I knew that – thanks for the reminder!
Ken
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The groups are ordered by the registry key in
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\ServiceGroupOrder
Look at it, you’ll get the point
L.
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Ken,
There is an OSR tool called DeviceTree that will display the current
filters that are loaded and what order they are attached. This tool is
being shipped with the latest versions of the IFSKit.
If you search the IFSKit documentation for “Load Order Groups” you will
find good information on how they work.
Neal Christiansen
Microsoft File System Filter Group Lead
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The groups are ordered by the registry key in
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\ServiceGroupOrder
Look at it, you’ll get the point
L.
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