how can I register my driver under gwes?

HI?
If I wanna run some driver under device manager, I need to register it to
HKLM/drivers/builtin entry.
But if I have to register some native mode driver under gwes, what should I
do for it?

Paul
Mon Apr 21 10:36:54 PDT 2008

Huh? "register some native mode driver under gwes" has no meaning that I
can come up with. What sort of driver, for example? What version of the
operating system (why would you post an OS question and not tell what
version of the OS you're asking about?)?

Paul T.

"daniel" <daniel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A3122557-853B-4783-9A65-6A69D013470B@microsoft.com...
> HI?
> If I wanna run some driver under device manager, I need to register it to
> HKLM/drivers/builtin entry.
> But if I have to register some native mode driver under gwes, what should
> I
> do for it?

daniel
Mon Apr 21 11:43:04 PDT 2008

I have been working with ce 5.0.


"Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" wrote:

> Huh? "register some native mode driver under gwes" has no meaning that I
> can come up with. What sort of driver, for example? What version of the
> operating system (why would you post an OS question and not tell what
> version of the OS you're asking about?)?
>
> Paul T.
>
> "daniel" <daniel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:A3122557-853B-4783-9A65-6A69D013470B@microsoft.com...
> > HI?
> > If I wanna run some driver under device manager, I need to register it to
> > HKLM/drivers/builtin entry.
> > But if I have to register some native mode driver under gwes, what should
> > I
> > do for it?
>
>
>

Paul
Mon Apr 21 11:54:19 PDT 2008

That's nice. How about answering the rest of my questions?

Paul T.

"daniel" <daniel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9274EEBE-FDE8-41E6-BD56-F0DC53F90A2F@microsoft.com...
>I have been working with ce 5.0.
>
>
> "Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" wrote:
>
>> Huh? "register some native mode driver under gwes" has no meaning that I
>> can come up with. What sort of driver, for example? What version of the
>> operating system (why would you post an OS question and not tell what
>> version of the OS you're asking about?)?
>>
>> Paul T.
>>
>> "daniel" <daniel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:A3122557-853B-4783-9A65-6A69D013470B@microsoft.com...
>> > HI?
>> > If I wanna run some driver under device manager, I need to register it
>> > to
>> > HKLM/drivers/builtin entry.
>> > But if I have to register some native mode driver under gwes, what
>> > should
>> > I
>> > do for it?
>>
>>
>>

Dean
Tue Apr 22 08:25:12 PDT 2008

You can't. "Native" means a custom driver interface that Microsoft has
defined. You can't create your own private interface to a driver and expect
GWES to use it, because you aren't building gwes.

--
Dean Ramsier - eMVP
BSQUARE Corporation


"daniel" <daniel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A3122557-853B-4783-9A65-6A69D013470B@microsoft.com...
> HI?
> If I wanna run some driver under device manager, I need to register it to
> HKLM/drivers/builtin entry.
> But if I have to register some native mode driver under gwes, what should
> I
> do for it?

Bruce
Tue Apr 22 10:04:09 PDT 2008

Is your real question "how do I change the display driver?"

If you look in help for the display driver, or whatever type of driver you
are refering to, you should find the registry settings.

--
Bruce Eitman (eMVP)
Senior Engineer
Bruce.Eitman AT EuroTech DOT com

EuroTech Inc.
www.EuroTech.com

"daniel" <daniel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A3122557-853B-4783-9A65-6A69D013470B@microsoft.com...
> HI?
> If I wanna run some driver under device manager, I need to register it to
> HKLM/drivers/builtin entry.
> But if I have to register some native mode driver under gwes, what should
> I
> do for it?