Attendees will learn how to port Windows drivers to all supported 64-bit platforms. You will also learn debugging techniques specific to the 64-bit extended (X64) systems.
Windows Driver Development for User Mode Driver Frameworks (UMDF 1.x)
This seminar describes how to write, package, install, and debug drivers using User Mode Driver Frameworks 1.x.
Windows Driver Debugging and Memory Dump Analysis
An intensive hands-on tutorial on debugging device drivers, via both “live” debugging and analysis of memory dumps. The latter includes techniques for looking at code for which you don't have the source.
Advanced Windows Driver Model (WDM) Drivers
An intensive seminar that teaches you how to develop, install, and debug WDM device drivers for devices on backplane buses (commonly PCI, PCI-Express, and PCcard). Bus drivers, bus filter drivers, and various advanced system interfaces are included.
Windows Network Drivers for NDIS 5
This seminar focuses on developing and installing network interface card (NIC) Miniport and Intermediate drivers for NDIS 5.
Windows Network Drivers for NDIS 6
This seminar focuses on developing and installing network interface card (NIC) Miniport, Lightweight Filter (LWF), and Intermediate drivers.
Windows Drivers for IEEE 1394 Devices
This seminar covers function drivers for devices on the IEEE 1394 bus.
Windows Drivers for USB Devices
This seminar covers the specifics of functional drivers for devices on the USB bus.
Windows Drivers for Storage Class Controllers
This seminar covers Windows StorPort miniport drivers: drivers for storage controller class devices, i.e. disk controllers. These include drivers for SCSI controllers (SCSI host bus adapters), for FibreChannel controllers, for IDE and SATA RAID adapters, and for other controllers for storage class devices.
Windows Driver Development with WDF (KMDF and UMDF 2.0)
This seminar teaches you how to write, package, install, and debug drivers using the Windows Driver Foundation models: Kernel Mode Driver Frameworks (KMDF) and User Mode Driver Frameworks (UMDF 2.0). These are the driver models recommended by Microsoft for all devices for which a more specialized driver model is not available.