Windows 2000 Driver Development Kit

The MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 DRIVER DEVELOPMENT KIT
gives you the most complete, concise set of design and
reference documentation you can find about developing drivers
for the Windows 2000 family of operating systems. It also
delivers sample source code and resources for developing
Windows Driver Model (WDM) drivers that support both Windows
2000 and Windows 98, and it provides links to supporting
information on the Microsoft Web site. This three-volume set is
the only printed version of these essential resources. It includes:

MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 DRIVER DESIGN GUIDE
Get the technical know-how you need to write drivers for
Windows 2000 or Windows 98 with this volume. It contains vital
information about the driver development environment and the
driver BUILD utility (included on CD-ROM), and it shows you how
to use the Windows 2000 Driver Verifier to build, test, and debug
Windows 2000 drivers. It describes how to create Windows
Driver Model (WDM) drivers that are source-level compatible
between Windows 2000 and Windows 98. It covers the special
Plug and Play and power-management features of Windows
2000, describes how to support setup and installation of
devices, and gives you the particulars about how to write
kernel-mode, graphics, and network drivers.

MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 DRIVER DEVELOPMENT REFERENCE
VOLUME 1
Developing reliable driversŸthe most essential part of any
operating system—requires good documentation. Open this
volume to get complete, authoritative reference information
about Plug and Play, power-management, and setup driver
support in Windows 2000.

MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 DRIVER DEVELOPMENT REFERENCE
VOLUME 2
Open this volume to get authoritative reference information
about kernel-mode drivers, including drivers for input devices,
devices that use serial and parallel ports, and devices that use
USB, IEEE 1394, and PCMCIA ports.