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118 lines
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<p>;<br>
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; INF.TXT<br>
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;<br>
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; This file is part of the WMIFILT sample filter driver in the<br>
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; Windows 2000 DDK. It is not a complete INF file.<br>
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; It lists the sections of your INF file that you need to<br>
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; change in order to have a filter driver loaded for your device.<br>
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;<br>
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<br>
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<br>
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[Manufacturer]<br>
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"ThisVendor"=THIS_VENDOR<br>
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<br>
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[THIS_VENDOR]<br>
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;<br>
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; Generic HID Interface (HidUsb as service)<br>
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;<br>
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"My device description" = My_Install_Section, INSERT_PNP_ID_HERE<br>
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<br>
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<br>
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<br>
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[My_Install_Section.NT]<br>
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;<br>
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; This section name's prefix matches 'My_Install_Section' above.<br>
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; The appended ".NT" indicates Windows NT -specific processing.<br>
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;<br>
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Copyfiles = MyCopyFiles<br>
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AddReg = MyAddReg<br>
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[My_Install_Section.NT.HW]<br>
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;<br>
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; Because of the ".HW" suffix,<br>
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; the 'AddReg' entries in this section apply to the device's<br>
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; hardware key (rather than the software key, as usual).<br>
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;<br>
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AddReg = My_HW_AddReg<br>
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<br>
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<br>
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[MyCopyFiles]<br>
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; mydriver.sys<br>
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wmifilt.sys<br>
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[MyAddReg]<br>
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;<br>
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; Insert regular (software-branch) registry entries here<br>
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;<br>
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; Include the list of classes that you wish to show up as property <br>
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; pages within the device manager. The list should be a comma separated<br>
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; list of WMI class names that are specifed in the MOF for the driver<br>
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;<br>
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HKR,,"WmiConfigClasses",0x00000000,"Vendor_SampleClass4,Vendor_SampleClass6"<br>
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<br>
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;<br>
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; Specify that wmiprop.dll should be a device co installer<br>
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HKLM,System\CurrentControlSet\Control\CoDeviceInstallers,{<***Your Class Guid
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Goes Here***},0x00010008,"WmiProp.dll,WmiPropCoInstaller"<br>
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<br>
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[My_Install_Section.NT.Services]<br>
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;<br>
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; The inf should already include a service entry for the device class.<br>
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; It'll look something like the line below. Keep that line in the inf.<br>
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;<br>
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; AddService = MyDriver,2,My_Service<br>
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; This is the filter service we're adding.<br>
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AddService = FilterService,,Filter_Service_Inst<br>
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[My_HW_AddReg]<br>
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;<br>
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; This HW-branch AddReg section adds values to the hardware-branch<br>
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; registry key of the device (under HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Enum).<br>
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;<br>
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; "LowerFilters" and "UpperFilters" are special values that indicate<br>
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; to the kernel that one or more filter drivers should be loaded along<br>
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; with the driver for this device.<br>
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;<br>
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; You may also include other values here. These values can be read<br>
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; by the driver. The 'SampleFilterParam' value is read by the filter.sys<br>
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; sample driver as an example.<br>
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;<br>
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HKR,,"LowerFilters",0x00010000,"FilterService"<br>
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; or HKR,,"UpperFilters",0x00010000,"FilterService"<br>
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HKR,,"SampleFilterParam",0x00010001,512<br>
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<br>
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[Filter_Service_Inst]<br>
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DisplayName = "Filter Service"<br>
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ServiceType = 1 ;%SERVICE_KERNEL_DRIVER%<br>
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StartType = 3 ;%SERVICE_DEMAND_START%<br>
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ErrorControl = 0 ;%SERVICE_ERROR_IGNORE%<br>
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ServiceBinary = %12%\wmifilt.sys<br>
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LoadOrderGroup = extended base<br>
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