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Windows biometric framework sample umdf driver: This device cannot start. (Code 10)


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I am trying to run a windows biometric driver sample and I am naive to driver development



I have changed the hardware id in the inx file and rebuilt the driver project and installed the resulting driver on my Windows 10 Pro version 1803.



I am using a Fingerprint Morpho Device 1300 E3



Driver got installed successfully but there is one error showing up:



This device cannot start. (Code 10)
The specified request is not a valid operation for the target device.



I reviewed the file C:WindowsINFsetupapi.dev.log



It shows the next warnings:



 sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE 10:13:03.130
sig: Key = wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: FilePath = C:WINDOWSSystem32DriverStoreTempee9ffca3-751f-0b4e-a7ac-dce2543d995ewudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: Catalog = C:WINDOWSSystem32DriverStoreTempee9ffca3-751f-0b4e-a7ac-dce2543d995ebiometrics.cat
! sig: Verifying file against specific (valid) catalog failed.
! sig: Error 0x800b0109: A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is not trusted by the trust provider.
!!! dvi: Device not started: Device has problem: 0x0a (CM_PROB_FAILED_START), problem status: 0xc0000450.


But I installed the TestCertificate on the Trusted Root Certification Authorities and Trusted Publishers on the local machine



I also checked the EventViewer:
Application and Services Logs > MicrosoftWindowsCodeIntegrity
Application and Services Logs > MicrosoftWindowsBiometrics



I tried to debug with wdfverifier.exe following some videos from msdn but the process is not started so I couldn't debug :(



I verified that Visual Studio is not signing the EngineAdapter.dll plugin file so I disabled driver signing and did it manually following this paper. But I get the same error code 10 :(



I also wondered if error code 10 is this the expected behavior because the code of EngineAdapter.dll is not implemented.



UPDATE: I am testing on a Windows 10 Pro Version 1709 Virtual Machine VMWare and I get other error:



This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. (Code 31)



!!! dvi: Device not started: Device has problem: 0x1f (CM_PROB_FAILED_ADD), problem status: 0xc0000001.


And the same warnings:



 sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE 17:19:01.646
sig: Key = wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: FilePath = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: Catalog = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1biometrics.cat
! sig: Verifying file against specific (valid) catalog failed.
! sig: Error 0x800b0109: A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is not trusted by the trust provider.
sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE exit(0x800b0109) 17:19:01.661
sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE 17:19:01.676
sig: Key = wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: FilePath = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: Catalog = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1biometrics.cat
sig: Success: File is signed in Authenticode(tm) catalog.
sig: Error 0xe0000241: The INF was signed with an Authenticode(tm) catalog from a trusted publisher.
sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE exit(0xe0000241) 17:19:01.708
sto: DRIVERSTORE IMPORT VALIDATE: exit(0x00000000) 17:19:01.739


Full log file here setupapi.dev.log



I tought the driver does not load because the warnings about the certificate or the error could be somewhere else.



If someone could give me a small advice to continue. I am stuck now :(



Many Thanks.










share|improve this question
























  • This may or may not help, but I often use procmon from SysInternals if I'm getting opaque failure messages like that. Sometimes you can see a chain of registry or filesystem lookups that give you a strong hint about what under-the-hood part failed. Background: procmon is a windows app that shows you every FS or Registry lookup the system makes, including callstacks if you've got symbols.

    – ArtHare
    Feb 21 at 14:25











  • One more tool will be useful Thanks @ArtHare . I was able to debug my biometric driver at startup (Disable/Enable Device) with a video from: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/wdf/…

    – Juan Rojas
    Feb 21 at 19:22











  • After debugging I got an Access violation Exception at the Line: UCHAR NumInterfaces = pIUsbTargetDevice->GetNumInterfaces(); indicated by JinZhuXing github.com/Microsoft/Windows-driver-samples/issues/346 I will change the code and Debug again

    – Juan Rojas
    Feb 21 at 19:31












  • After some changes specific to my device I got my driver working: This device is working properly :)

    – Juan Rojas
    Feb 21 at 23:09











  • Please consider writing your changes as an answer and accepting it. This question is showing as open with a bounty on it.

    – Deepak Garud
    Feb 26 at 7:29

















1















I am trying to run a windows biometric driver sample and I am naive to driver development



I have changed the hardware id in the inx file and rebuilt the driver project and installed the resulting driver on my Windows 10 Pro version 1803.



I am using a Fingerprint Morpho Device 1300 E3



Driver got installed successfully but there is one error showing up:



This device cannot start. (Code 10)
The specified request is not a valid operation for the target device.



I reviewed the file C:WindowsINFsetupapi.dev.log



It shows the next warnings:



 sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE 10:13:03.130
sig: Key = wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: FilePath = C:WINDOWSSystem32DriverStoreTempee9ffca3-751f-0b4e-a7ac-dce2543d995ewudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: Catalog = C:WINDOWSSystem32DriverStoreTempee9ffca3-751f-0b4e-a7ac-dce2543d995ebiometrics.cat
! sig: Verifying file against specific (valid) catalog failed.
! sig: Error 0x800b0109: A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is not trusted by the trust provider.
!!! dvi: Device not started: Device has problem: 0x0a (CM_PROB_FAILED_START), problem status: 0xc0000450.


But I installed the TestCertificate on the Trusted Root Certification Authorities and Trusted Publishers on the local machine



I also checked the EventViewer:
Application and Services Logs > MicrosoftWindowsCodeIntegrity
Application and Services Logs > MicrosoftWindowsBiometrics



I tried to debug with wdfverifier.exe following some videos from msdn but the process is not started so I couldn't debug :(



I verified that Visual Studio is not signing the EngineAdapter.dll plugin file so I disabled driver signing and did it manually following this paper. But I get the same error code 10 :(



I also wondered if error code 10 is this the expected behavior because the code of EngineAdapter.dll is not implemented.



UPDATE: I am testing on a Windows 10 Pro Version 1709 Virtual Machine VMWare and I get other error:



This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. (Code 31)



!!! dvi: Device not started: Device has problem: 0x1f (CM_PROB_FAILED_ADD), problem status: 0xc0000001.


And the same warnings:



 sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE 17:19:01.646
sig: Key = wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: FilePath = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: Catalog = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1biometrics.cat
! sig: Verifying file against specific (valid) catalog failed.
! sig: Error 0x800b0109: A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is not trusted by the trust provider.
sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE exit(0x800b0109) 17:19:01.661
sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE 17:19:01.676
sig: Key = wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: FilePath = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: Catalog = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1biometrics.cat
sig: Success: File is signed in Authenticode(tm) catalog.
sig: Error 0xe0000241: The INF was signed with an Authenticode(tm) catalog from a trusted publisher.
sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE exit(0xe0000241) 17:19:01.708
sto: DRIVERSTORE IMPORT VALIDATE: exit(0x00000000) 17:19:01.739


Full log file here setupapi.dev.log



I tought the driver does not load because the warnings about the certificate or the error could be somewhere else.



If someone could give me a small advice to continue. I am stuck now :(



Many Thanks.










share|improve this question
























  • This may or may not help, but I often use procmon from SysInternals if I'm getting opaque failure messages like that. Sometimes you can see a chain of registry or filesystem lookups that give you a strong hint about what under-the-hood part failed. Background: procmon is a windows app that shows you every FS or Registry lookup the system makes, including callstacks if you've got symbols.

    – ArtHare
    Feb 21 at 14:25











  • One more tool will be useful Thanks @ArtHare . I was able to debug my biometric driver at startup (Disable/Enable Device) with a video from: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/wdf/…

    – Juan Rojas
    Feb 21 at 19:22











  • After debugging I got an Access violation Exception at the Line: UCHAR NumInterfaces = pIUsbTargetDevice->GetNumInterfaces(); indicated by JinZhuXing github.com/Microsoft/Windows-driver-samples/issues/346 I will change the code and Debug again

    – Juan Rojas
    Feb 21 at 19:31












  • After some changes specific to my device I got my driver working: This device is working properly :)

    – Juan Rojas
    Feb 21 at 23:09











  • Please consider writing your changes as an answer and accepting it. This question is showing as open with a bounty on it.

    – Deepak Garud
    Feb 26 at 7:29













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I am trying to run a windows biometric driver sample and I am naive to driver development



I have changed the hardware id in the inx file and rebuilt the driver project and installed the resulting driver on my Windows 10 Pro version 1803.



I am using a Fingerprint Morpho Device 1300 E3



Driver got installed successfully but there is one error showing up:



This device cannot start. (Code 10)
The specified request is not a valid operation for the target device.



I reviewed the file C:WindowsINFsetupapi.dev.log



It shows the next warnings:



 sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE 10:13:03.130
sig: Key = wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: FilePath = C:WINDOWSSystem32DriverStoreTempee9ffca3-751f-0b4e-a7ac-dce2543d995ewudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: Catalog = C:WINDOWSSystem32DriverStoreTempee9ffca3-751f-0b4e-a7ac-dce2543d995ebiometrics.cat
! sig: Verifying file against specific (valid) catalog failed.
! sig: Error 0x800b0109: A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is not trusted by the trust provider.
!!! dvi: Device not started: Device has problem: 0x0a (CM_PROB_FAILED_START), problem status: 0xc0000450.


But I installed the TestCertificate on the Trusted Root Certification Authorities and Trusted Publishers on the local machine



I also checked the EventViewer:
Application and Services Logs > MicrosoftWindowsCodeIntegrity
Application and Services Logs > MicrosoftWindowsBiometrics



I tried to debug with wdfverifier.exe following some videos from msdn but the process is not started so I couldn't debug :(



I verified that Visual Studio is not signing the EngineAdapter.dll plugin file so I disabled driver signing and did it manually following this paper. But I get the same error code 10 :(



I also wondered if error code 10 is this the expected behavior because the code of EngineAdapter.dll is not implemented.



UPDATE: I am testing on a Windows 10 Pro Version 1709 Virtual Machine VMWare and I get other error:



This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. (Code 31)



!!! dvi: Device not started: Device has problem: 0x1f (CM_PROB_FAILED_ADD), problem status: 0xc0000001.


And the same warnings:



 sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE 17:19:01.646
sig: Key = wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: FilePath = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: Catalog = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1biometrics.cat
! sig: Verifying file against specific (valid) catalog failed.
! sig: Error 0x800b0109: A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is not trusted by the trust provider.
sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE exit(0x800b0109) 17:19:01.661
sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE 17:19:01.676
sig: Key = wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: FilePath = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: Catalog = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1biometrics.cat
sig: Success: File is signed in Authenticode(tm) catalog.
sig: Error 0xe0000241: The INF was signed with an Authenticode(tm) catalog from a trusted publisher.
sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE exit(0xe0000241) 17:19:01.708
sto: DRIVERSTORE IMPORT VALIDATE: exit(0x00000000) 17:19:01.739


Full log file here setupapi.dev.log



I tought the driver does not load because the warnings about the certificate or the error could be somewhere else.



If someone could give me a small advice to continue. I am stuck now :(



Many Thanks.










share|improve this question
















I am trying to run a windows biometric driver sample and I am naive to driver development



I have changed the hardware id in the inx file and rebuilt the driver project and installed the resulting driver on my Windows 10 Pro version 1803.



I am using a Fingerprint Morpho Device 1300 E3



Driver got installed successfully but there is one error showing up:



This device cannot start. (Code 10)
The specified request is not a valid operation for the target device.



I reviewed the file C:WindowsINFsetupapi.dev.log



It shows the next warnings:



 sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE 10:13:03.130
sig: Key = wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: FilePath = C:WINDOWSSystem32DriverStoreTempee9ffca3-751f-0b4e-a7ac-dce2543d995ewudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: Catalog = C:WINDOWSSystem32DriverStoreTempee9ffca3-751f-0b4e-a7ac-dce2543d995ebiometrics.cat
! sig: Verifying file against specific (valid) catalog failed.
! sig: Error 0x800b0109: A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is not trusted by the trust provider.
!!! dvi: Device not started: Device has problem: 0x0a (CM_PROB_FAILED_START), problem status: 0xc0000450.


But I installed the TestCertificate on the Trusted Root Certification Authorities and Trusted Publishers on the local machine



I also checked the EventViewer:
Application and Services Logs > MicrosoftWindowsCodeIntegrity
Application and Services Logs > MicrosoftWindowsBiometrics



I tried to debug with wdfverifier.exe following some videos from msdn but the process is not started so I couldn't debug :(



I verified that Visual Studio is not signing the EngineAdapter.dll plugin file so I disabled driver signing and did it manually following this paper. But I get the same error code 10 :(



I also wondered if error code 10 is this the expected behavior because the code of EngineAdapter.dll is not implemented.



UPDATE: I am testing on a Windows 10 Pro Version 1709 Virtual Machine VMWare and I get other error:



This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. (Code 31)



!!! dvi: Device not started: Device has problem: 0x1f (CM_PROB_FAILED_ADD), problem status: 0xc0000001.


And the same warnings:



 sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE 17:19:01.646
sig: Key = wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: FilePath = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: Catalog = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1biometrics.cat
! sig: Verifying file against specific (valid) catalog failed.
! sig: Error 0x800b0109: A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is not trusted by the trust provider.
sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE exit(0x800b0109) 17:19:01.661
sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE 17:19:01.676
sig: Key = wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: FilePath = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1wudfbiousbsample.inf
sig: Catalog = C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreTemp85323f79-3f5f-f84c-a52b-639b6ae57db1biometrics.cat
sig: Success: File is signed in Authenticode(tm) catalog.
sig: Error 0xe0000241: The INF was signed with an Authenticode(tm) catalog from a trusted publisher.
sig: _VERIFY_FILE_SIGNATURE exit(0xe0000241) 17:19:01.708
sto: DRIVERSTORE IMPORT VALIDATE: exit(0x00000000) 17:19:01.739


Full log file here setupapi.dev.log



I tought the driver does not load because the warnings about the certificate or the error could be somewhere else.



If someone could give me a small advice to continue. I am stuck now :(



Many Thanks.







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  • This may or may not help, but I often use procmon from SysInternals if I'm getting opaque failure messages like that. Sometimes you can see a chain of registry or filesystem lookups that give you a strong hint about what under-the-hood part failed. Background: procmon is a windows app that shows you every FS or Registry lookup the system makes, including callstacks if you've got symbols.

    – ArtHare
    Feb 21 at 14:25











  • One more tool will be useful Thanks @ArtHare . I was able to debug my biometric driver at startup (Disable/Enable Device) with a video from: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/wdf/…

    – Juan Rojas
    Feb 21 at 19:22











  • After debugging I got an Access violation Exception at the Line: UCHAR NumInterfaces = pIUsbTargetDevice->GetNumInterfaces(); indicated by JinZhuXing github.com/Microsoft/Windows-driver-samples/issues/346 I will change the code and Debug again

    – Juan Rojas
    Feb 21 at 19:31












  • After some changes specific to my device I got my driver working: This device is working properly :)

    – Juan Rojas
    Feb 21 at 23:09











  • Please consider writing your changes as an answer and accepting it. This question is showing as open with a bounty on it.

    – Deepak Garud
    Feb 26 at 7:29

















  • This may or may not help, but I often use procmon from SysInternals if I'm getting opaque failure messages like that. Sometimes you can see a chain of registry or filesystem lookups that give you a strong hint about what under-the-hood part failed. Background: procmon is a windows app that shows you every FS or Registry lookup the system makes, including callstacks if you've got symbols.

    – ArtHare
    Feb 21 at 14:25











  • One more tool will be useful Thanks @ArtHare . I was able to debug my biometric driver at startup (Disable/Enable Device) with a video from: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/wdf/…

    – Juan Rojas
    Feb 21 at 19:22











  • After debugging I got an Access violation Exception at the Line: UCHAR NumInterfaces = pIUsbTargetDevice->GetNumInterfaces(); indicated by JinZhuXing github.com/Microsoft/Windows-driver-samples/issues/346 I will change the code and Debug again

    – Juan Rojas
    Feb 21 at 19:31












  • After some changes specific to my device I got my driver working: This device is working properly :)

    – Juan Rojas
    Feb 21 at 23:09











  • Please consider writing your changes as an answer and accepting it. This question is showing as open with a bounty on it.

    – Deepak Garud
    Feb 26 at 7:29
















This may or may not help, but I often use procmon from SysInternals if I'm getting opaque failure messages like that. Sometimes you can see a chain of registry or filesystem lookups that give you a strong hint about what under-the-hood part failed. Background: procmon is a windows app that shows you every FS or Registry lookup the system makes, including callstacks if you've got symbols.

– ArtHare
Feb 21 at 14:25





This may or may not help, but I often use procmon from SysInternals if I'm getting opaque failure messages like that. Sometimes you can see a chain of registry or filesystem lookups that give you a strong hint about what under-the-hood part failed. Background: procmon is a windows app that shows you every FS or Registry lookup the system makes, including callstacks if you've got symbols.

– ArtHare
Feb 21 at 14:25













One more tool will be useful Thanks @ArtHare . I was able to debug my biometric driver at startup (Disable/Enable Device) with a video from: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/wdf/…

– Juan Rojas
Feb 21 at 19:22





One more tool will be useful Thanks @ArtHare . I was able to debug my biometric driver at startup (Disable/Enable Device) with a video from: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/wdf/…

– Juan Rojas
Feb 21 at 19:22













After debugging I got an Access violation Exception at the Line: UCHAR NumInterfaces = pIUsbTargetDevice->GetNumInterfaces(); indicated by JinZhuXing github.com/Microsoft/Windows-driver-samples/issues/346 I will change the code and Debug again

– Juan Rojas
Feb 21 at 19:31






After debugging I got an Access violation Exception at the Line: UCHAR NumInterfaces = pIUsbTargetDevice->GetNumInterfaces(); indicated by JinZhuXing github.com/Microsoft/Windows-driver-samples/issues/346 I will change the code and Debug again

– Juan Rojas
Feb 21 at 19:31














After some changes specific to my device I got my driver working: This device is working properly :)

– Juan Rojas
Feb 21 at 23:09





After some changes specific to my device I got my driver working: This device is working properly :)

– Juan Rojas
Feb 21 at 23:09













Please consider writing your changes as an answer and accepting it. This question is showing as open with a bounty on it.

– Deepak Garud
Feb 26 at 7:29





Please consider writing your changes as an answer and accepting it. This question is showing as open with a bounty on it.

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All started when I was able to install my Biometric Driver but it showed a "Yellow Exclamation Mark" and a generic message "This device cannot start. (Code 10)"



The biometric sample project does not include an example how to sign properly EngineAdapter.dll with Visual Studio I found this resource (page 33-34) where shows How to Sign The EngineAdapter on project properties Build Events -> Post Build Event:



Command Line: signtool sign /v /ac "Path_to_cross_certificate_DigiCert Assured ID Root CA.crt" /tr http://timestamp.digicert.com /td sha256 /fd sha256 /f "path_to_my_certificate_file.pfx" /p mypassword "$(Platform)$(ConfigurationName)EngineAdapter.dll"
Use In Build: Yes


Next This first video tutorial shows an example of debugging umdf driver using a tool from the WDK wdfverifier.exe
I couldn't attach the debugger to my driver process because the process is not present. But I could debug at startup before the process crashes.



To debug with wdfverifier.exe I took the following steps:



Settings Tab:
Check the option "Automatically Launch user-mode debugger when requested", specify 15 seconds in the input "Host Process will wait"



Preferences Tab:
Check "Use WinDbg", then



Disable/Enable my device on Device Manager



WinDbg launches and I can check if my driver module was loaded with the next command:



lm m *bio*
//the module is not loaded, use g commant to continue
g
//again see if the module was loaded
lm m *bio*
//module shows up, great!


Now I can set break points but before that I had to specify to WinDbg where are the symbol file (*.pdb) and source code of the driver with the next commands (the paths may be different if you build the package project, I am building the WudfBioUsbSample with a reference to EngineAdapter Project):



.symfix
.srcpath+ C:UsersmyuserDocumentsWindows-driver-samplesbiometricsdriver
.sympath+ C:UsersmyuserDocumentsWindows-driver-samplesbiometricsdriverx64Debug

.reload /f


Next I could set a break point:



//x command is used to search if the method exist
x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDriver::*
x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::*
x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
//examples of breakpoints
bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDriver::OnDeviceAdd
bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::CreateUsbIoTargets


The method CreateUsbIoTargets is where the errors show up. These errors are fixed by JinZhuXing in this github issue



After fixing the driver code and debugging that the method CreateUsbIoTargets runs Ok



Still showed me The Yellow Exclamation Mark but this time the error was in the EngineAdapter.dll. The next error shows in EventViewer: Application and Services Logs > MicrosoftWindowsBiometrics



The module's "Engine Adapter" initialization routine failed with error: 0x80004001



The EngineAdapter project methods were returning E_NOTIMPL I just changed this to return S_OK instead for all methods. And the biometric unit was successfully created.



Also debugging of the Engine Plugin is done with Visual Studio. Here are the steps I followed:



Use wdfverifier.exe to attach WinDbg to the process of my umdf driver and set a break point to OnGetAttributes method (this method is called when I start/restart the Windows Biometric Service)This breakpoint will make the service to wait before it calls the EngineAdapter Plugin code.



x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
g


Restart or start Windows Biometric Service (WbioSrvc on Task Manager->Services Tab)



Copy The Process ID (PID)



Run Visual Studio as Administrator, Open WBDIsample project



Use Menu Debug -> Attach to Process...



Enter the following values:



Connection Type: Windows User Mode Debugger
Connection Target: Localhost

Check "Show processes from all users"

Filter by Process ID
Select the process and Click Attach button.


Set Breakpoints on WbioQueryEngineInterface, EngineAdapterAttach, EngineAdapterDetach
a sample implementation is on msdn



run the command g (Go) on WinDbg



g


After this you can debug the code of the plugin on Visual Studio.



What is left is to implement the code for the Biometric Driver and The necessary plugins for your device






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    All started when I was able to install my Biometric Driver but it showed a "Yellow Exclamation Mark" and a generic message "This device cannot start. (Code 10)"



    The biometric sample project does not include an example how to sign properly EngineAdapter.dll with Visual Studio I found this resource (page 33-34) where shows How to Sign The EngineAdapter on project properties Build Events -> Post Build Event:



    Command Line: signtool sign /v /ac "Path_to_cross_certificate_DigiCert Assured ID Root CA.crt" /tr http://timestamp.digicert.com /td sha256 /fd sha256 /f "path_to_my_certificate_file.pfx" /p mypassword "$(Platform)$(ConfigurationName)EngineAdapter.dll"
    Use In Build: Yes


    Next This first video tutorial shows an example of debugging umdf driver using a tool from the WDK wdfverifier.exe
    I couldn't attach the debugger to my driver process because the process is not present. But I could debug at startup before the process crashes.



    To debug with wdfverifier.exe I took the following steps:



    Settings Tab:
    Check the option "Automatically Launch user-mode debugger when requested", specify 15 seconds in the input "Host Process will wait"



    Preferences Tab:
    Check "Use WinDbg", then



    Disable/Enable my device on Device Manager



    WinDbg launches and I can check if my driver module was loaded with the next command:



    lm m *bio*
    //the module is not loaded, use g commant to continue
    g
    //again see if the module was loaded
    lm m *bio*
    //module shows up, great!


    Now I can set break points but before that I had to specify to WinDbg where are the symbol file (*.pdb) and source code of the driver with the next commands (the paths may be different if you build the package project, I am building the WudfBioUsbSample with a reference to EngineAdapter Project):



    .symfix
    .srcpath+ C:UsersmyuserDocumentsWindows-driver-samplesbiometricsdriver
    .sympath+ C:UsersmyuserDocumentsWindows-driver-samplesbiometricsdriverx64Debug

    .reload /f


    Next I could set a break point:



    //x command is used to search if the method exist
    x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDriver::*
    x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::*
    x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
    //examples of breakpoints
    bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDriver::OnDeviceAdd
    bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
    bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::CreateUsbIoTargets


    The method CreateUsbIoTargets is where the errors show up. These errors are fixed by JinZhuXing in this github issue



    After fixing the driver code and debugging that the method CreateUsbIoTargets runs Ok



    Still showed me The Yellow Exclamation Mark but this time the error was in the EngineAdapter.dll. The next error shows in EventViewer: Application and Services Logs > MicrosoftWindowsBiometrics



    The module's "Engine Adapter" initialization routine failed with error: 0x80004001



    The EngineAdapter project methods were returning E_NOTIMPL I just changed this to return S_OK instead for all methods. And the biometric unit was successfully created.



    Also debugging of the Engine Plugin is done with Visual Studio. Here are the steps I followed:



    Use wdfverifier.exe to attach WinDbg to the process of my umdf driver and set a break point to OnGetAttributes method (this method is called when I start/restart the Windows Biometric Service)This breakpoint will make the service to wait before it calls the EngineAdapter Plugin code.



    x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
    bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
    g


    Restart or start Windows Biometric Service (WbioSrvc on Task Manager->Services Tab)



    Copy The Process ID (PID)



    Run Visual Studio as Administrator, Open WBDIsample project



    Use Menu Debug -> Attach to Process...



    Enter the following values:



    Connection Type: Windows User Mode Debugger
    Connection Target: Localhost

    Check "Show processes from all users"

    Filter by Process ID
    Select the process and Click Attach button.


    Set Breakpoints on WbioQueryEngineInterface, EngineAdapterAttach, EngineAdapterDetach
    a sample implementation is on msdn



    run the command g (Go) on WinDbg



    g


    After this you can debug the code of the plugin on Visual Studio.



    What is left is to implement the code for the Biometric Driver and The necessary plugins for your device






    share|improve this answer





























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      All started when I was able to install my Biometric Driver but it showed a "Yellow Exclamation Mark" and a generic message "This device cannot start. (Code 10)"



      The biometric sample project does not include an example how to sign properly EngineAdapter.dll with Visual Studio I found this resource (page 33-34) where shows How to Sign The EngineAdapter on project properties Build Events -> Post Build Event:



      Command Line: signtool sign /v /ac "Path_to_cross_certificate_DigiCert Assured ID Root CA.crt" /tr http://timestamp.digicert.com /td sha256 /fd sha256 /f "path_to_my_certificate_file.pfx" /p mypassword "$(Platform)$(ConfigurationName)EngineAdapter.dll"
      Use In Build: Yes


      Next This first video tutorial shows an example of debugging umdf driver using a tool from the WDK wdfverifier.exe
      I couldn't attach the debugger to my driver process because the process is not present. But I could debug at startup before the process crashes.



      To debug with wdfverifier.exe I took the following steps:



      Settings Tab:
      Check the option "Automatically Launch user-mode debugger when requested", specify 15 seconds in the input "Host Process will wait"



      Preferences Tab:
      Check "Use WinDbg", then



      Disable/Enable my device on Device Manager



      WinDbg launches and I can check if my driver module was loaded with the next command:



      lm m *bio*
      //the module is not loaded, use g commant to continue
      g
      //again see if the module was loaded
      lm m *bio*
      //module shows up, great!


      Now I can set break points but before that I had to specify to WinDbg where are the symbol file (*.pdb) and source code of the driver with the next commands (the paths may be different if you build the package project, I am building the WudfBioUsbSample with a reference to EngineAdapter Project):



      .symfix
      .srcpath+ C:UsersmyuserDocumentsWindows-driver-samplesbiometricsdriver
      .sympath+ C:UsersmyuserDocumentsWindows-driver-samplesbiometricsdriverx64Debug

      .reload /f


      Next I could set a break point:



      //x command is used to search if the method exist
      x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDriver::*
      x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::*
      x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
      //examples of breakpoints
      bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDriver::OnDeviceAdd
      bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
      bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::CreateUsbIoTargets


      The method CreateUsbIoTargets is where the errors show up. These errors are fixed by JinZhuXing in this github issue



      After fixing the driver code and debugging that the method CreateUsbIoTargets runs Ok



      Still showed me The Yellow Exclamation Mark but this time the error was in the EngineAdapter.dll. The next error shows in EventViewer: Application and Services Logs > MicrosoftWindowsBiometrics



      The module's "Engine Adapter" initialization routine failed with error: 0x80004001



      The EngineAdapter project methods were returning E_NOTIMPL I just changed this to return S_OK instead for all methods. And the biometric unit was successfully created.



      Also debugging of the Engine Plugin is done with Visual Studio. Here are the steps I followed:



      Use wdfverifier.exe to attach WinDbg to the process of my umdf driver and set a break point to OnGetAttributes method (this method is called when I start/restart the Windows Biometric Service)This breakpoint will make the service to wait before it calls the EngineAdapter Plugin code.



      x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
      bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
      g


      Restart or start Windows Biometric Service (WbioSrvc on Task Manager->Services Tab)



      Copy The Process ID (PID)



      Run Visual Studio as Administrator, Open WBDIsample project



      Use Menu Debug -> Attach to Process...



      Enter the following values:



      Connection Type: Windows User Mode Debugger
      Connection Target: Localhost

      Check "Show processes from all users"

      Filter by Process ID
      Select the process and Click Attach button.


      Set Breakpoints on WbioQueryEngineInterface, EngineAdapterAttach, EngineAdapterDetach
      a sample implementation is on msdn



      run the command g (Go) on WinDbg



      g


      After this you can debug the code of the plugin on Visual Studio.



      What is left is to implement the code for the Biometric Driver and The necessary plugins for your device






      share|improve this answer



























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        All started when I was able to install my Biometric Driver but it showed a "Yellow Exclamation Mark" and a generic message "This device cannot start. (Code 10)"



        The biometric sample project does not include an example how to sign properly EngineAdapter.dll with Visual Studio I found this resource (page 33-34) where shows How to Sign The EngineAdapter on project properties Build Events -> Post Build Event:



        Command Line: signtool sign /v /ac "Path_to_cross_certificate_DigiCert Assured ID Root CA.crt" /tr http://timestamp.digicert.com /td sha256 /fd sha256 /f "path_to_my_certificate_file.pfx" /p mypassword "$(Platform)$(ConfigurationName)EngineAdapter.dll"
        Use In Build: Yes


        Next This first video tutorial shows an example of debugging umdf driver using a tool from the WDK wdfverifier.exe
        I couldn't attach the debugger to my driver process because the process is not present. But I could debug at startup before the process crashes.



        To debug with wdfverifier.exe I took the following steps:



        Settings Tab:
        Check the option "Automatically Launch user-mode debugger when requested", specify 15 seconds in the input "Host Process will wait"



        Preferences Tab:
        Check "Use WinDbg", then



        Disable/Enable my device on Device Manager



        WinDbg launches and I can check if my driver module was loaded with the next command:



        lm m *bio*
        //the module is not loaded, use g commant to continue
        g
        //again see if the module was loaded
        lm m *bio*
        //module shows up, great!


        Now I can set break points but before that I had to specify to WinDbg where are the symbol file (*.pdb) and source code of the driver with the next commands (the paths may be different if you build the package project, I am building the WudfBioUsbSample with a reference to EngineAdapter Project):



        .symfix
        .srcpath+ C:UsersmyuserDocumentsWindows-driver-samplesbiometricsdriver
        .sympath+ C:UsersmyuserDocumentsWindows-driver-samplesbiometricsdriverx64Debug

        .reload /f


        Next I could set a break point:



        //x command is used to search if the method exist
        x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDriver::*
        x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::*
        x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
        //examples of breakpoints
        bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDriver::OnDeviceAdd
        bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
        bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::CreateUsbIoTargets


        The method CreateUsbIoTargets is where the errors show up. These errors are fixed by JinZhuXing in this github issue



        After fixing the driver code and debugging that the method CreateUsbIoTargets runs Ok



        Still showed me The Yellow Exclamation Mark but this time the error was in the EngineAdapter.dll. The next error shows in EventViewer: Application and Services Logs > MicrosoftWindowsBiometrics



        The module's "Engine Adapter" initialization routine failed with error: 0x80004001



        The EngineAdapter project methods were returning E_NOTIMPL I just changed this to return S_OK instead for all methods. And the biometric unit was successfully created.



        Also debugging of the Engine Plugin is done with Visual Studio. Here are the steps I followed:



        Use wdfverifier.exe to attach WinDbg to the process of my umdf driver and set a break point to OnGetAttributes method (this method is called when I start/restart the Windows Biometric Service)This breakpoint will make the service to wait before it calls the EngineAdapter Plugin code.



        x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
        bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
        g


        Restart or start Windows Biometric Service (WbioSrvc on Task Manager->Services Tab)



        Copy The Process ID (PID)



        Run Visual Studio as Administrator, Open WBDIsample project



        Use Menu Debug -> Attach to Process...



        Enter the following values:



        Connection Type: Windows User Mode Debugger
        Connection Target: Localhost

        Check "Show processes from all users"

        Filter by Process ID
        Select the process and Click Attach button.


        Set Breakpoints on WbioQueryEngineInterface, EngineAdapterAttach, EngineAdapterDetach
        a sample implementation is on msdn



        run the command g (Go) on WinDbg



        g


        After this you can debug the code of the plugin on Visual Studio.



        What is left is to implement the code for the Biometric Driver and The necessary plugins for your device






        share|improve this answer















        All started when I was able to install my Biometric Driver but it showed a "Yellow Exclamation Mark" and a generic message "This device cannot start. (Code 10)"



        The biometric sample project does not include an example how to sign properly EngineAdapter.dll with Visual Studio I found this resource (page 33-34) where shows How to Sign The EngineAdapter on project properties Build Events -> Post Build Event:



        Command Line: signtool sign /v /ac "Path_to_cross_certificate_DigiCert Assured ID Root CA.crt" /tr http://timestamp.digicert.com /td sha256 /fd sha256 /f "path_to_my_certificate_file.pfx" /p mypassword "$(Platform)$(ConfigurationName)EngineAdapter.dll"
        Use In Build: Yes


        Next This first video tutorial shows an example of debugging umdf driver using a tool from the WDK wdfverifier.exe
        I couldn't attach the debugger to my driver process because the process is not present. But I could debug at startup before the process crashes.



        To debug with wdfverifier.exe I took the following steps:



        Settings Tab:
        Check the option "Automatically Launch user-mode debugger when requested", specify 15 seconds in the input "Host Process will wait"



        Preferences Tab:
        Check "Use WinDbg", then



        Disable/Enable my device on Device Manager



        WinDbg launches and I can check if my driver module was loaded with the next command:



        lm m *bio*
        //the module is not loaded, use g commant to continue
        g
        //again see if the module was loaded
        lm m *bio*
        //module shows up, great!


        Now I can set break points but before that I had to specify to WinDbg where are the symbol file (*.pdb) and source code of the driver with the next commands (the paths may be different if you build the package project, I am building the WudfBioUsbSample with a reference to EngineAdapter Project):



        .symfix
        .srcpath+ C:UsersmyuserDocumentsWindows-driver-samplesbiometricsdriver
        .sympath+ C:UsersmyuserDocumentsWindows-driver-samplesbiometricsdriverx64Debug

        .reload /f


        Next I could set a break point:



        //x command is used to search if the method exist
        x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDriver::*
        x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::*
        x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
        //examples of breakpoints
        bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDriver::OnDeviceAdd
        bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
        bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::CreateUsbIoTargets


        The method CreateUsbIoTargets is where the errors show up. These errors are fixed by JinZhuXing in this github issue



        After fixing the driver code and debugging that the method CreateUsbIoTargets runs Ok



        Still showed me The Yellow Exclamation Mark but this time the error was in the EngineAdapter.dll. The next error shows in EventViewer: Application and Services Logs > MicrosoftWindowsBiometrics



        The module's "Engine Adapter" initialization routine failed with error: 0x80004001



        The EngineAdapter project methods were returning E_NOTIMPL I just changed this to return S_OK instead for all methods. And the biometric unit was successfully created.



        Also debugging of the Engine Plugin is done with Visual Studio. Here are the steps I followed:



        Use wdfverifier.exe to attach WinDbg to the process of my umdf driver and set a break point to OnGetAttributes method (this method is called when I start/restart the Windows Biometric Service)This breakpoint will make the service to wait before it calls the EngineAdapter Plugin code.



        x WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
        bp WudfBioUsbSample!CBiometricDevice::OnGetAttributes
        g


        Restart or start Windows Biometric Service (WbioSrvc on Task Manager->Services Tab)



        Copy The Process ID (PID)



        Run Visual Studio as Administrator, Open WBDIsample project



        Use Menu Debug -> Attach to Process...



        Enter the following values:



        Connection Type: Windows User Mode Debugger
        Connection Target: Localhost

        Check "Show processes from all users"

        Filter by Process ID
        Select the process and Click Attach button.


        Set Breakpoints on WbioQueryEngineInterface, EngineAdapterAttach, EngineAdapterDetach
        a sample implementation is on msdn



        run the command g (Go) on WinDbg



        g


        After this you can debug the code of the plugin on Visual Studio.



        What is left is to implement the code for the Biometric Driver and The necessary plugins for your device







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