INF DDInstall.LogConfigOverride section
Caution
Starting in Windows 11 version 22H2, a driver package using this section is no longer eligible for a signature from Hardware Developer Center.
Universal driver packages and Windows Drivers cannot use this section.
DDInstall.LogConfigOverride sections are used to create an override configuration, which overrides the hardware resource requirements that a Plug and Play device's bus driver reports.
[install-section-name.LogConfigOverride] |
[install-section-name.nt.LogConfigOverride] |
[install-section-name.ntx86.LogConfigOverride] |
[install-section-name.ntia64.LogConfigOverride] | (Windows XP and later versions of Windows)
[install-section-name.ntamd64.LogConfigOverride] | (Windows XP and later versions of Windows)
[install-section-name.ntarm.LogConfigOverride] | (Windows 8 and later versions of Windows)
[install-section-name.ntarm64.LogConfigOverride] (Windows 10 version 1709 and later versions of Windows)
LogConfig=log-config-section[,log-config-section]...]
Entries
The section entries and values that are used with DDInstall.LogConfigOverride sections are specified within log-config-sections referenced by INF LogConfig directives.
Remarks
The configuration data that is specified in a log-config-section for a Plug and Play device is a preferred hardware resource configuration, but is not an absolute requirement. Some or all of the specified hardware resource configuration data might not be accepted by the device's underlying bus driver. In this situation, the device driver is assigned the hardware resources that were originally reported by the bus driver.
Examples
The following example shows a DDInstall.LogConfigOverride section and a corresponding log-config-section for a PCMCIA device.
[XYZDevice.LogConfigOverride]
LogConfig = XYZDevice.Override0
[XYZDevice.Override0]
IOConfig=2f8-2ff
IOConfig=20@100-FFFF%FFE0
IRQConfig=3,4,5,7,9,10,11
MemConfig=4000@0-FFFFFFFF%FFFFC000
PcCardConfig=41:100000(W)
For more information about the hardware resource configuration data values that are specified in a log-config-section, see INF LogConfig Directive.