For example, if you see PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_104B, the vendor ID is 8086, and the device ID is 104B.
The vendor and device IDs are shown as VEN_ VendorID and DEV_ DeviceID.
In the Details tab, under Property, select Hardware Ids. Select and hold (or right-click) the network adapter node, and choose Properties. In Device Manager, locate the network adapter that you want to use for debugging. On the target computer, open Device Manager (enter devmgmt in a Command Prompt window). To find the vendor ID and device ID of the network adapter on your target computer. So you must check the VerifiedNicLIst.xml file for that particular release. For 64 bit Windows, by default, it will be installed in this directory:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Debuggers\圆4\VerifiedNicList.xmlĬhecking the VerifiedNicList.xml that ships in the WDK for a particular release, is required because additional hardware support is added to new releases of Windows that is not present in previous releases. To determine which set of NICs is supported for any particular release of Windows, examine the VerifiedNicList.xml file that is in the debuggers directory installed by the WDK that shipped with that particular release of Windows. Supported Ethernet NICs for Network Kernel Debugging in Windows 10 - 1703ĭetermining NIC support using VerifiedNicList.xml Supported Ethernet NICs for Network Kernel Debugging in Windows 10 - 1709 Supported Ethernet NICs for Network Kernel Debugging in Windows 10 - 1803 Supported Ethernet NICs for Network Kernel Debugging in Windows 10 - 1809 Supported Ethernet NICs for Network Kernel Debugging in Windows 10 - 1903 Supported Ethernet NICs for Network Kernel Debugging in Windows 10 - 1909 Supported Ethernet NICs for Network Kernel Debugging in Windows 10 - 2004 See these topics for information on supported versions of NICs in previous versions of Windows 10. This topic lists the supported adapters for the following versions of WindowsĪdapter Support for Previous Releases of Windows 10 When the target computer is running Windows, the network adapters listed here are supported for kernel debugging. To do kernel debugging over a network cable, the target computer must have a supported network adapter. For more information, see Setting Up KDNET Network Kernel Debugging Automatically. 
To do kernel debugging over an Ethernet network cable, the target computer must have a supported network interface card (NIC).ĭuring kernel debugging, the computer that runs the debugger is called the host computer, and the computer being debugged is called the target computer. Supported Ethernet NICs for Network Kernel Debugging in Windows 10
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