[Autogenerated] Driver, verifier, is the built in Windows tool.
That allows us to examine any driver for problematic activity or
problematic behavior and to do that we can run the verifier tool.
It has a graphical user interface, but also has a command line interface.
If you so desire we can specify there.
The drivers would like to test, and The test would like to use or to apply,
to the driver or drivers in question there.
Is no special need.
To change anything in a driver.
So it works on any driver there.
Is no need for any kind of source code we can monitor any driver,
either written by us or maybe be written by anyone
really just just like Microsoft drivers,
for example, and In fact, driver verify is used as the basic tool.
To test drivers when they error applied for
Microsoft signing such as the W HQ L, their Windows hard drive and quality lab,
which is required as a certification for hard drive based drivers.
So Microsoft uses that tool internally as well.
And we can use that as well in order to figure out
what's going on with certain drivers.
We suspect are misbehaving.
Let's try to apply driver, verifier, to our my fault, dot cs driver.