File System Driver Programming

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Hi,
I am working on Windows File System Driver programming ,but I do not have any document (help doc) for Windows XP File System Driver programming , please help me.

Posted 8-Apr-12 9:04am

casa cargo

Updated 9-Apr-12 2:37am

Pranit Kothari

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Apr-12 21:23pm

Sorry, this is not an answer: I have it, but it came with DDK (Driver Development Kit) which comes with MSDN subscription (I always used Visual Studio Professional with MSDN type of subscription, nothing else). This is how I got it. I never knew the way to get it without MSDN subscription (I cannot say I tried hard to find it though)...
--SA

casa cargo 9-Apr-12 3:04am

hi my brother , thanks for your comment ,

Mohibur Rashid 8-Apr-12 23:44pm

This is not an answer either, just small information:
there is no such thing call xp File System. but in case of windows the file systems, I know, are FAT, FAT32, NTFS

casa cargo 9-Apr-12 3:02am

hi , thanks , but i want a document for file system driver programming , i have one document for Windows Nt File System Driver Programming , that this windows (windows NT) is an old windows , i want to work on new version of windows such as Wnindows xp or windows 7 or windows 8 , thanks for your help ,

Mohibur Rashid 9-Apr-12 3:05am

Windows NT used NTFS file system as well as from xp to 7, so, you will have to work with NTFS.

Right now I am confused what does windows 7 use? did they introduce any new file system ?

casa cargo 9-Apr-12 3:08am

thanks , my brother , (^_^)

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Pranit Kothari · Answer 1 · 2012-04-09T02:40:00

Solution 2

This[^] may help you.

Posted 9-Apr-12 2:40am

Pranit Kothari

Richard MacCutchan · Answer 2 · 2012-04-08T22:11:00

Solution 1

Look here[^], there is even a CodeProject article for it.

Posted 8-Apr-12 22:11pm

Richard MacCutchan