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    Hello All, Have Good Day, I want to ask All members in CodeProject , Have any know about windows Device Driver Programming Using (.Net) suits. Because I Know this subject needs Assembly language and c/c++ language. and it's low level programming. Thanks a lot. But some times I need to use program drivers to use it in security software field, using C#. Ala Qunaibi :-O

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      Hello All, Have Good Day, I want to ask All members in CodeProject , Have any know about windows Device Driver Programming Using (.Net) suits. Because I Know this subject needs Assembly language and c/c++ language. and it's low level programming. Thanks a lot. But some times I need to use program drivers to use it in security software field, using C#. Ala Qunaibi :-O

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      Luis Alonso Ramos
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      I don't think you could write a device driver in C#. For starters, device drivers run in kernel mode (ok, there are user mode drivers (correct me if I am wrong)), and the .NET framework won't run in kernel mode. C# is just a tool, and you should use the right tool for the job. For device drivers, assembly language or C++ will work; .NET will not.

      Luis Alonso Ramos Intelectix Chihuahua, Mexico

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        Hello All, Have Good Day, I want to ask All members in CodeProject , Have any know about windows Device Driver Programming Using (.Net) suits. Because I Know this subject needs Assembly language and c/c++ language. and it's low level programming. Thanks a lot. But some times I need to use program drivers to use it in security software field, using C#. Ala Qunaibi :-O

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        Super Lloyd
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        Short answer: you can't. However I think there was some project for user mode driver which can be written in C#. I don't know if it ever leave the project mode though... Otherwise you could wait for the (probably indefinitely remote) public release of Singularity[^].

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          Hello All, Have Good Day, I want to ask All members in CodeProject , Have any know about windows Device Driver Programming Using (.Net) suits. Because I Know this subject needs Assembly language and c/c++ language. and it's low level programming. Thanks a lot. But some times I need to use program drivers to use it in security software field, using C#. Ala Qunaibi :-O

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          No, you cant use .Net. You cant use managed code in any way. You shouldnt use C++. You shouldnt and cant use Assembly (depends on DDK). You should/must use C. Nunc est bibendum

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