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creating driver in 2000 -virtual driver?
I have an old ISA controller card which I use to operate my garden sprinklers, that requires values to be written to specific memory ranges (adjustable via dip switches).
I have been able to do this under Win98 using one of the various DLL's that people have created to bypass the Win98 'soft' restriction on doing this - however this does not help with Windows 2000.
I need a driver that will allow me to make changes to this memory address (&H300)
I have found some virtual drivers, but I have not been able to figure out how to get them to work.
Does anyone have any info or pointers to enable me to do this?
Thanks!
Stu