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I’m curious about how, running Windows 7 on x86, you could execute some code in kernel mode. This is for my own personal use; so I’m not bothered about giving Windows a trillion permissions or whatever. Does kernel mode code have to be specially compiled or linked? etc
Only code from the kernel itself, and from certain device drivers, can run in kernel (supervisor, ring 0) mode.
So you will have to write a device driver.
EDIT: the question has already been answered here.