Driver ndis 6.2

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Privacy policy. If you are writing an NDIS driver for more than one version of Microsoft Windows, be sure the features that you are using are supported on each Windows version. New features have been added to NDIS with each release. Other features became obsolete and were removed from later NDIS versions. Documentation for earlier Windows and NDIS versions is contained in prior releases of the documentation. May be cause is not core i5 laptop specific, but some software, but issue was seen only on core i5 laptops.

I cannot understands difference between safe mode with networking and usual mode leading to normal behavior in safe mode and issue in normal mode. I know that some drivers and user mode apps are not loading in safe mode, but I tried to turn off all drivers and apps that can be cause, and this did not help.

With laptops becoming so popular in the last few years the focus on low power has been very strong. Often you can disable C-states in the bios to for testing but that doesn't help the end user of your device.

If you wanted to "optimize" your driver to fix this you would need to create some traffic more frequently to keep the CPU from dropping to a lower C State.

That's not a very attractive option since you are creating system load for nothing. To make that more palatable you can make your driver do this more intelligently, like only when you are actually sending traffic, or even above a certain BW. Also, you may have to accept that laptop users will see a lower throughput by default as a tradeoff for the long battery life they get.

This is a forum on writing device drivers for Windows. The content you requested has been removed. It is checked inside of my driver, that when the PauseHandler returns, that there are no outstanding OID requests or send requests. This is an abbreviated trace with NDIS 6. HaltHandlerEx is get called.. This is an abbreviated trace of the NDIS 6. Error: HaltHandlerEx is not get called!!!!!!

Error: InitializeHandlerEx is not get called!!!! You can also control this behavior via the "allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" checkbox in your driver properties note the effect of checking the box is exactly the opposite of the expected one! The content you requested has been removed.