NDIS intermediate drivers

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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).
 
Angel Tsankov said:
How can I see what NDIS intermediate drivers are installed on my
system?
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Basically you can enumerate all installed services and check if their
binaries look like IM drivers (by imported functions).

--PA
 
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).
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How is this done?
 
How can I see what NDIS intermediate drivers are installed on my
EnumServicesStatusEx(), QueryServiceConfig()
and then... perhaps, dumpbin.
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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?
 
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?
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EnumServicesStatusEx with type=SERVICE_DRIVER lists drivers
If so, could you provide some example code, please?
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Sorry, not right now...

--PA
 
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).
Click to expand...

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