


I can use 'ping' to see if there is a connection on the IP address I have assigned to the adapter and it responds with a success telling all packets were sent and there was no packet loss. I am not able to understand what is actually talking to the adapter? and how can I stop it from talking? Ģ- I setup Wireshark to capture the data on the adapter and it shows that there are requests from ARP,HTTP,SSDP,MDNS etc coming out of it. But, The debug messages are printed repeatedly.ġ- Why are the messages printed again and again? The messages are from the 'datapath.c' file of the program and is from the function 'MPSendNetBufferLists'. I also setup the 'Debug View' software to check the driver messages from my adapter. I was able to install the miniport adapter after building it in Visual Studio 2012 I am able to assign it a IP address and Subnet mask also. I am still at the very beginning of driver writing and hence finding it tough to navigate through the code. The samples provided in the WDK are 'miniport adapter' and 'NDIS Light Weight Filter' among others. If successful, Under Hosted network settings, the Mode will show as Not configured.I am trying to modify a ethernet driver using WDK tools provided in Visual Studio 2012.

In Registry Editor, navigate to the following location.Click Yes if prompted by User Account Control (UAC). Type regedit and click OK to open the Registry Editor.

To permanently disable Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter via Registry Editor: Make sure to back up your Windows Registry and create a restore point. Note that modifying your registry entries involves risk.
