How to load a *.sys driver dynamically / from command line?

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Carla Lacrosse

Normally *.sys drivers are put during the installation of a program into the folder

C:\Windows\system32\drivers\

and loaded from there during the next boot.

But is there a way to NOT put it into the directory mentioned above and
load it dynamically later (without reboot) from command line?

I could imagine that there is something similar to registering DLLs aferwards with

regsvr32 aaaaa.dll

Maybe there is twin command like:

regload32 bbbbb.sys

Carla
 

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