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Comparison of Device Driver Models in Linux and Windows

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Comparison of Device Driver Models in Linux and Windows

This article navigation –1. Device Driver Architecture08% –1.1. Windows Driver Architecture09% –1.2. Linux Driver Architecture16% –2. Device Driver API22% –Driver I/O Models on Windows46% –Driver I/O Models on Linux51% –Registering Devices on Windows27% –Registering Devices on Linux33% –2.1. Initialization23% –2.2. Naming and Declaring Devices27% –2.3. Data Exchange42% –3. Device Driver Development Environment56% –Windows Driver Kit56% … Read more

Comprehensive Guide to Managing Device Drivers in Windows Control Panel

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Comprehensive Guide to Managing Device Drivers in Windows Control Panel

Device drivers are the bridge that connects the operating system with hardware devices, allowing hardware to function properly within the Windows system. The control panel in Windows provides a series of convenient tools for managing device drivers, and the following will detail the related knowledge and usage methods. Introduction to Device Drivers Working Principle: The … Read more

Microsoft: Using Rust to Rewrite Windows Components

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Microsoft: Using Rust to Rewrite Windows Components

In July, we reported that “Microsoft is exploring Rust as a safe alternative to C and C++“. According to Microsoft, Rust is a programming language that fundamentally considers safety. They will attempt to rewrite various products using Rust, as over 70% of the security patches provided by the company in the past decade have addressed … Read more

Performance Comparison: Windows WSL vs. Native Linux

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Performance Comparison: Windows WSL vs. Native Linux

On Windows, you can call the Linux subsystem, known as WSL. I tested its performance a few years ago and remember it being quite poor, but the data is no longer available. Recently, due to a client’s need to remotely rent my machine, they mentioned that using a Windows virtual machine would be more convenient. … Read more

How to Develop Embedded Windows?

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How to Develop Embedded Windows?

I'm Lao Wen, an embedded engineer who loves learning. In the process of developing embedded products, due to business requirements, engineers need to use operating systems for task scheduling. In the field of embedded technology, the most commonly heard or encountered systems by engineers are embedded Linux or real-time operating systems (RTOS) running on microcontroller … Read more

4 Troubleshooting Methods for Laptop Freezes

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4 Troubleshooting Methods for Laptop Freezes

↑Click the blue text above to follow us↑ Follow us Reply “phone wallpaper” ←Get massive high-definition wallpapers Is your laptop freezing or becoming unresponsive? This could happen after a period of use or while running large software, resulting in a frozen screen and an unresponsive mouse… Windows users are likely familiar with these issues. How … Read more

How to Install Native ARM Architecture Windows on Android Devices

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How to Install Native ARM Architecture Windows on Android Devices

Today we will learn a very interesting and practical technology – how to use the Mindows Toolbox to flash native ARM architecture Windows system on Android devices. This not only expands your understanding of device systems but also enhances your technical skills in practice. 1. Introduction In today’s digital age, the diversification of device systems … Read more

How to Backup System Software on Eq Mini PC with Windows 11

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How to Backup System Software on Eq Mini PC with Windows 11

[Windows] Configure miniPC to Boot on Power [Tutorial] Enable SSH Server Service on WIN11 Install winget https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/package-manager/winget/#install-winget Note The winget command line tool is only supported on Windows 10 1709 (version 16299) or later. The winget tool is not available until you log in to Windows for the first time (this triggers the Microsoft Store … Read more

How to Fix Your Computer’s Slow Performance and Overactive Fan

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How to Fix Your Computer's Slow Performance and Overactive Fan

Your computer sometimes suddenly becomes very slow, the fan is blowing loudly, and it may be unresponsive even on a new computer. Don’t worry, you might be encountering a common issue with Windows 10 and Windows 11. You can press the shortcut keys “Ctrl+Shift+Esc” to open the Task Manager and check the background processes. The … Read more