Enumerating kernel mode drivers

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Can someone point me at the APIs I'd have to use to list the loaded Kernel mode drivers (*.sys files)? The way that Process Explorer does for the System process.

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Googling without success. I found this Windows kernel | Microsoft Docs[^] but there are thousand of functions there and non of them are obviously what I want...

Posted 17-Apr-18 14:17pm

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[no name] 17-Apr-18 20:59pm

There may be some leads here All possible ways to find loaded drivers - KernelMode.info[^]and here Tracing NT Kernel-Mode Calls | Dr Dobb's[^]

KarstenK 19-Apr-18 4:30am

@pwasser: write it as answer to close the Q&A. ;-)

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