UTIL directory contents:
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(Source code for all utilities is available in the SAMPLES directory)

WDDEBUG   - A utility that enables you to view the debug messages from
            the kernel, and enables you to set the debug mode on or off.
            When in debug mode, every IO and memory transfer command
            are checked, making sure they fit in with the card's 
            registered resources. 
            If an illegal command is given, WinDriver will ignore the 
            command and show a warning message on the debug console.
            Debug mode slows down transfer operations, therefore it 
            should be used only in the development process. Running 
            this command without the "on" / "off" parameter will print 
            the version of WinDriver installed.

WDDEBUG_GUI - A Graphical User Interface of WDDEBUG.

WDREG     - Registers/Un registers WinDriver in the Windows registry. 
            To install WinDriver on a new computer, 
            copy WINDRVR.VXD file to C:\WIN95\SYSTEM\VMM32 (Win95), or
            copy WINDRVR.SYS file to C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS (WinNT). 
            After copying WinDriver to the drivers directory, add 
            WinDriver to the list of Device Drivers Windows loads on 
            boot by running "WDREG.EXE install". To install WinDriver 
            from within your own application, add the "wdreg" source 
            to your own installation code.


PCI_SCAN  - A utility for getting a list of the PCI cards installed 
            and the resources allocated for each one of them (memory 
            ranges, IO ranges and interrupts). 

PCI_DUMP  - A utility for getting a dump of all the PCI configuration
            registers of the PCI cards installed.

PCI_DIAG  - A utility for reading/writing PCI configuration registers,
            and accessing its IO and memory ranges.

ISAPNP_SCAN  - A utility for getting a list of the ISA PnP cards 
            installed and the resources allocated for each one 
            of them (memory ranges, IO ranges and interrupts).