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The NT Insider (May-June) edition is now available
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The latest issue of The NT Insider is now available!
Download the PDF at: http://insider.osr.com/2016/ntinsider_2016_01.pdf
This is a particularly interesting issue. In it, you'll find:
Rules for Using I/O Targets
It's not that hard to use I/O Targets in WDF, right? Well, it CAN be more complicated than you you think to use them CORRECTLY. In this article, we present a few simple rules that will clear any confusion you may have on using I/O Targets the right way.Simple Peripheral Buses (SPBs) -- Drivers and Devices
SPBs were introduced in Windows 8 as a way to connect "simple" devices on tablets and phones. Since that time, their popularity and use has increased dramatically. In this article, we describe the basics of writing a driver for an SPB Client Device... and even provide some code to make life simple in supporting these devices.You're Using Driver Verifier. BUT, Are You REALLY?
Just enabling Windows Driver Verifier on your driver isn't always enough to ensure that you're driver is being correctly verified. We give you the scoop on how to ensure your driver is being fully verified.
Today In Driver Signing
Once again, the OSR engineers take on the world of driver signing. We test unsigned, cross-signed, and Attestation Signed drivers on the latest pre-release of Redstone 1 (Windows Anniversary Update) and report what works and what doesn't. We even walk you through the whole "Attestation Signing" process.Peter Pontificates
Ten years after first having complained about the state of computer science education, Peter takes another look. Yup, still sucks.
- Edited by OSR_DanRoot Wednesday, June 1, 2016 8:23 PM
- Changed type Doron Holan [MSFT] Wednesday, June 1, 2016 9:41 PM
Wednesday, June 1, 2016 8:22 PM