NDIS intermediate drivers

H

Hillel

Start --> Control Panel --> Administrative Tools --> Computer
Management --> Device Management.
View --> Show hidden devices

Under Network Adapters you will see the networking drivers installed
(miniports and intermediate).
 
G

Guest

Angel Tsankov said:
How can I see what NDIS intermediate drivers are installed on my
system?

Basically you can enumerate all installed services and check if their
binaries look like IM drivers (by imported functions).

--PA
 
A

Angel Tsankov

How can I see what NDIS intermediate drivers are installed on my
Basically you can enumerate all installed services and check if
their
binaries look like IM drivers (by imported functions).
How is this done?
 
A

Angel Tsankov

How can I see what NDIS intermediate drivers are installed on my
EnumServicesStatusEx(), QueryServiceConfig()
and then... perhaps, dumpbin.
AFAIK, these two functions are about services, not kernel-mode
drivers. Are you sure you can use them to enumerate NDIS drivers? If
so, could you provide some example code, please?
 
G

Guest

Angel Tsankov said:
AFAIK, these two functions are about services, not kernel-mode
drivers. Are you sure you can use them to enumerate NDIS drivers?

EnumServicesStatusEx with type=SERVICE_DRIVER lists drivers
If so, could you provide some example code, please?
Sorry, not right now...

--PA
 
A

Angel Tsankov

Start --> Control Panel --> Administrative Tools --> Computer
Management --> Device Management.
View --> Show hidden devices

Under Network Adapters you will see the networking drivers installed
(miniports and intermediate).

This seems to be teh easiest solution I got. Thanks!
 

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