Can Windows drivers be written in Python?
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Yes. You cannot create the “classic” kernel-mode drivers. However, starting with XP, Windows offers a User-Mode Driver Framework. They can’t do everything, obviously – any driver used in booting the OS obviously has to be kernel-mode. But with UMDF, you only need to implement COM components.
Besides boot-time drivers, you also can’t write UMDF drivers that: