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Expose the NT_TARGET_VERSION in the build samples script & workflow update
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PDU PowerShell scripts for turning ON/OFF and power CYCLE power ports.
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ON/OFF and power CYCLE power ports.
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Crash detection and OS reinstall tool.
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flow section.
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- Updated manual USB creation instructions and moved link to the
Reference section.
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Co-authored-by: 5an7y-Microsoft <[email protected]>
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Co-authored-by: 5an7y-Microsoft <[email protected]>
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Co-authored-by: 5an7y-Microsoft <[email protected]>
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programs.
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script.
- Added section G) OPTIONAL: Add a Custom Script to Windows Setup.
- Removed Create Bootable WinPE USB link from section D).
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- Added error checking for calls to scripts and tools and exit on error.
- Defaulted drive letters to A: and B: to increase chance of avoiding conflicts.
- Display proper message of whether USB was created correctly or not.
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Add a workflow_dispatch trigger so "Build all driver samples" can be started
on demand from the Actions tab.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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- Remove the hand-maintained _NT_TARGET_VERSION -> friendly-name map (latest/24H2/...)
from Join-CsvReports.ps1, along with its "Release" column in the HTML and step-summary
tables; those labels cannot be auto-discovered.
- Stop hardcoding a version in the helper defaults: Import-SampleExclusions' -NtTargetVersion
now defaults to empty (treated as the latest, so no NT-scoped row applies), and
Build-SingleSample's -NtTargetVersionCode has no hardcoded code (the resolved value is
always passed in). Blank MaxNtTargetVersion now uses [int]::MaxValue so 'latest'/empty
matches the newest version's exclusion set.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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- Remove the -TargetVersion parameter and all its plumbing from Build-Samples.ps1 (restoring
the original hard-coded -p:TargetVersion=Windows10), and drop the TargetVersions column from
exclusions.csv and Import-SampleExclusions. Only _NT_TARGET_VERSION remains exposed.
- Add Get-NtTargetVersions.ps1, which auto-discovers the valid _NT_TARGET_VERSION values (and
their NTDDI codes) by parsing the active WDK's DriverGeneral.xml rule. Build-Samples.ps1 uses
it to validate -NtTargetVersion, default to the latest, and map to the msbuild code, so a new
WDK version needs no script change (accepts '10.0.<build>' or the short '<build>' tag).
- CI: ci.yml and ci-pr.yml gain a 'discover' job that emits the newest-N versions as JSON; the
build matrix consumes it via fromJSON, so there is no hand-maintained version list anywhere.
Build-ChangedSamples.ps1 treats Get-NtTargetVersions.ps1 as a full-build trigger.
- Docs updated accordingly.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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Exclusions:
- Add MinNtTargetVersion/MaxNtTargetVersion columns to exclusions.csv so a row can apply
only within an _NT_TARGET_VERSION build-number range (parsed from -NtTargetVersion, e.g.
22000 from 10.0.22000). Import-SampleExclusions filters this range at load time alongside
the existing build-number range; blank = unbounded.
- Exclude the samples that fail only when linking against older library sets, with the
reason taken from the build logs: audio.sysvad (<=22000, KSJACK_DESCRIPTION3);
network.netadaptercx.netvadapter and network.wlan.wificx (<=22621, NDIS/DDI version);
powerlimit.plclient/plpolicy (<=22621, POWER_LIMIT_ATTRIBUTES); storage classpnp/storahci
(<=22621, STOR_ADDRESS_TYPE_NVME, Debug-only) and storage.msdsm (Debug|x64). usb.usbview is
intentionally NOT excluded: it fails on every version for a known host reason (missing
.NET 4.7.2/4.8.1 targeting packs).
CI:
- ci.yml and ci-pr.yml: add _NT_TARGET_VERSION as a manual matrix axis (4 newest versions,
latest-first) so each version x configuration x platform runs on its own parallel runner.
- Build-Samples.ps1 and Join-CsvReports.ps1 now write an easy-to-scan Markdown summary to
GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY: each build job shows counts and a failures table with the first error;
the report job shows per-version totals and a consolidated failures list, plus the
colour-coded sample x version HTML/CSV overview.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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Expose the WDK '_NT_TARGET_VERSION' property (the OS version of the libraries
the driver links against) as -NtTargetVersion / WDS_NtTargetVersion. Unlike
-TargetVersion (Target OS Version), this does not change the platform model, so
Universal/Windows Driver samples keep building on Windows 10 while linking
against an older library set.
The parameter accepts the Windows build number (e.g. 10.0.22000), maps it to the
NTDDI code from the WDK DriverGeneral.xml rule, and passes -p:_NT_TARGET_VERSION
to msbuild (threaded through Build-SingleSample and the parallel runspace). It
defaults to the latest (10.0.28000) and is surfaced in the build plan, summary,
and HTML report title. Documented in Building-Locally.md.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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Add an optional TargetVersions column to exclusions.csv so an exclusion can
be limited to specific target OS versions (e.g. exclude ARM only when
building Windows8). The column holds a ';'-separated list of -like patterns
matched against -TargetVersion; blank or '*' means all versions, so every
existing row stays applicable to all targets.
Import-SampleExclusions now takes -TargetVersion and filters rows by it at
load time (alongside the existing MinBuild/MaxBuild range); a missing column
is treated as '*' for backward compatibility. Document the new column and an
example in Building-Locally.md.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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Add a validated -TargetVersion parameter (also settable via the
WDS_TargetVersion environment variable) so samples can be built for older
target OS versions. Valid values come from the WDK DriverGeneral.xml rule
and default to the latest, Windows10:
Windows10 (Windows 10 or higher), WindowsV6.3 (Windows 8.1),
Windows8 (Windows 8), Windows7 (Windows 7).
The value is threaded through Build-SingleSample into the msbuild
invocation (replacing the hard-coded TargetVersion=Windows10) and across
the parallel runspace, and is surfaced in the build plan, final summary,
and HTML report title. Document the new parameter in the script help and
Building-Locally.md.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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Add End-to-End NetAdapterCx/WiFiCx Sample Drivers and OEM Communication Examples
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different adapter types.
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microsoft/GerritsMSFTSimpleMediaPlayerCompilerUpdate
Fix to use CPP20 for compiler
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Use WindowsApplicationForDrivers and WindowsUserModeDriver to access WDF
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The CPP20 compiler fix in this PR resolves the VS 18.4 build failure, so the build exclusion is no longer needed.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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STD 17 used experimental coroutine. STD 20 uses standard C++. WinRT will inherit the coroutine automatically, so updating to STD 20 will fix this issue.
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Clean up comment and header metadata across network samples
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It's not very useful, but we might as well show what command failed,
instead of simply "devcon failed." as now. This now shows:
devcon: command disable failed
Signed-off-by: Richard W.M. Jones <[email protected]>
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andremueiot/user/andremueiot/trailing_spaces_config
Removed trailing spaces under config and modem
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ndis: Removed trailing spaces
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This PR performs a whitespace-only cleanup by removing trailing spaces/tabs from source files under network\ndis. This is to reduce noise when making changes using AI so that future reviews are easier to be done by humans.
No functional logic changes were introduced.
What Changed
1. Removed end-of-line trailing whitespace in text files.
2. Kept file encoding and line endings intact by applying byte-preserving edits.
Risk / Impact
1. Low risk: formatting-only change.
2. No API, behavior, or build configuration changes intended.
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This PR performs a whitespace-only cleanup by removing trailing spaces/tabs from source files under directories:
• network\config
• network\modem
No functional logic changes were introduced.
What Changed
1. Removed end-of-line trailing whitespace in text files.
2. Kept file encoding and line endings intact by applying byte-preserving edits.
Risk / Impact
1. Low risk: formatting-only change.
2. No API, behavior, or build configuration changes intended.
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andremueiot/user/andremueiot/multiplication_converted_to_larger_type
NDIS: Harden QoS bytes calculation in netvmini control path
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netvmini/rssv2: fix mixed-width comparison in processor lookup loop
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user/andremueiot/multiplication_converted_to_larger_type
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