Hi All,
I’ve written a generic port driver which has to be started manually. In NT 4.0, I go to the control panel and select devices and locate the device and start it. I want to run it on Win2k. The registry entries are created. But how do I start it.
Clark
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In the command window NET START
where is the registry entry name.
Don Burn
Windows 2000 Device Driver and Filesystem consulting
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Hi All,
I’ve written a generic port driver which has to be started manually. In NT 4.0, I go to the control panel and select devices and locate the device and start it. I want to run it on Win2k. The registry entries are created. But how do I start it.
Clark
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OK now its started. but i have another question. After installing the driver the list shows the driver path as ??\c:\program files\port.sys. But the other kernel drivers path is c:\winnt … ie there is no ??. What the reason for this
Clark
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Subject: [ntdev] Re: Port driver on Win2k
In the command window NET START
where is the registry entry name.
Don Burn
Windows 2000 Device Driver and Filesystem consulting
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Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2001 7:59 AM
Subject: [ntdev] Port driver on Win2k
Hi All,
I’ve written a generic port driver which has to be started manually. In NT 4.0, I go to the control panel and select devices and locate the device and start it. I want to run it on Win2k. The registry entries are created. But how do I start it.
Clark
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I haven’t really looked at this but since ??\c:\ is the same location
as \c:\ I would presume it has to do with the startup mechanism, of
using NET START versus the setup api’s.
Don Burn
Windows 2000 Device Driver and Filesystem consulting
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Subject: [ntdev] Re: Port driver on Win2k
OK now its started. but i have another question. After installing the driver the list shows the driver path as ??\c:\program files\port.sys. But the other kernel drivers path is c:\winnt … ie there is no ??. What the reason for this
Clark
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From: Don Burn
To: NT Developers Interest List
Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2001 5:41 PM
Subject: [ntdev] Re: Port driver on Win2k
In the command window NET START
where is the registry entry name.
Don Burn
Windows 2000 Device Driver and Filesystem consulting
----- Original Message -----
From: ? Superman ?
To: NT Developers Interest List
Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2001 7:59 AM
Subject: [ntdev] Port driver on Win2k
Hi All,
I’ve written a generic port driver which has to be started manually. In NT 4.0, I go to the control panel and select devices and locate the device and start it. I want to run it on Win2k. The registry entries are created. But how do I start it.
Clark
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