Windows Driver Framework (WDF)WDF defines a single driver model that you can use to create object-oriented, event-driven drivers for either kernel mode or user mode. By using WDF, you can focus on the functional requirements of your hardware instead of the low-level requirements of the operating system. WDF includes frameworks for developing kernel-mode and user-mode drivers, and it includes several driver verification tools. WDF is provided as part of the current release of the Windows Driver Kit (WDK). WDF Logo Reminder – Update your driver packages to use the WDF 1.9 RTM Co-installer WDF driver packages that contain WDF co-installers must include the RTM fre versions of the co-installers. The Windows Logo Program requires the use of RTM fre versions of the co-installers to obtain a logo; RC and chk versions are prohibited. Therefore, to obtain a logo for a WDF v 1.9 driver, you must use the WDF v1.9 RTM fre co-installer. To obtain a logo for a driver that uses an earlier version of WDF, you must use the RTM fre version of the appropriate co-installer.
To pass the logo tests for a WDF 1.9 driver that runs on versions of Windows earlier than Windows 7, you must apply the latest errata filters. You can download the filters from https://winqual.microsoft.com, under "WLK Updated Filters". For more information, see "Device Driver Logo Using WDF Co-Installers" on Neslihan Bulut's blog. |
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