Build the application.
Not the kernel driver.
Develop, debug and deploy custom PCI, PCIe, USB and SoC device connectivity—without the cost and complexity of writing low-level kernel-mode drivers from scratch.
From first hardware access to a deployable product
WinDriver gives engineering teams a unified development toolkit, generated code, documented APIs, samples and professional support—so they can focus on device-specific logic and time-to-market.
Discover. Generate. Integrate. Test. Ship.
Inspect the hardware
Use DriverWizard for immediate PCIe or USB device access, register inspection and diagnostics—before writing application code.
Generate the starting point
Create device-specific sample code, project files and API calls for C, C++, C#, .NET, Python or Java.
Build in user mode
Implement interrupts, I/O, memory access and DMA through stable, documented WinDriver APIs.
Deploy confidently
Package the WinDriver runtime with your application and maintain a consistent path across supported operating systems.
The driver toolkit around your hardware
Each capability below links to Jungo’s technical information for engineers who want to go deeper.
User-mode API
Access device resources from an application while WinDriver handles the OS-specific kernel interaction layer.
Technical details ↗DriverWizard & SDK
Diagnose hardware, generate code and start from working examples, headers, libraries and detailed documentation.
Explore the SDK ↗DMA & interrupts
Implement direct memory access and interrupt handling with platform-ready APIs and chipset-focused samples.
DMA resources ↗Cross-platform portability
Maintain a unified application architecture across Windows, Linux and macOS, including x64 and ARM environments.
Compatibility details ↗Kernel PlugIn
Move performance-critical sections into kernel mode while retaining the productivity of user-mode development.
View WinDriver features ↗Signing & certification
Prepare deployable drivers with support for Windows signing and HLK/WHQL certification requirements.
Review technical data ↗Platforms and development languages
WinDriver supports a broad mix of desktop, server, embedded and ARM targets. Final compatibility should be confirmed against your exact operating system, kernel, processor and hardware configuration.
Built for teams connecting software to real hardware
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