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a great topic
Thanks
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Hello !
I'm creating my first driver and I would like to know if I can read your tutorials even if I'm on windows 10 (your tutorials are dated from 2005...) ?
I'm creating my first driver and I would like to know if I can read your tutorials even if I'm on windows 10 (your tutorials are dated from 2005...) ?
I think this guide could use another "reloading". It's a very good and thorough guide, but a lot of the tools have not aged well and many of the links are dead.
guidono wrote: ↑Wed Feb 22, 2017 1:57 pm Hello !Sure you can. Windows 10 still supports legacy WDM drivers, kernel APIs have change somewhat i.e. by default ExAllocatePool giving NonNx pages and small changes like that, but at the core the APIs needed are the same.
I'm creating my first driver and I would like to know if I can read your tutorials even if I'm on windows 10 (your tutorials are dated from 2005...) ?
