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Before using kdnet.exe to change boot information, you may need to temporarily suspend Windows security features such as BitLocker and Secure Boot on the test PC.Re-enable these security features when testing is complete and appropriately manage the test PC when the security features are disabled.

You can also start a WinDbg session by opening a command prompt and entering the following command. is the port you selected previously, and is the key that was returned by kdnet.exe previously. Paste the key that you saved to the notepad .txt file earlier.

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Step 3: Use kdnet.exe to configure debug settings

The Windows 10 release of the Debugging Tools for Windows package contains kdnet.exe, which is an awesome utility that makes it dead simple to configure network debugging. Included with this utility is the file VerifiedNICList.xml, which contains a list of all NICs known to work with KD network debugging.

Step 4: Configure WinDbg

On your host machine, launch WinDbg and bring up the Kernel Debugging connection dialog (Ctrl+K). Under the NET tab, enter in the port number used as the debugging port (50000 in this case). Under Key, specify the key that was generated by the kdnet.exe command. You can see our settings in Figure 4.

I can build and send my hello-world KMDF driver remotely to the target computer and I can succesfully install the driver on the target computer. But I cannot start KDNET debugger, when I run the kdnet.exe this message shows up:

Now make sure you copy the key to the Debugger VM and use it to either start WinDbg using kdnet directly or using Windbg with the port and key given. Let's use the CLI method here, so we will first navigate to where kdnet is located:

cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Debuggers\x64\"

For this you will need to download a special version of kdnet.dll patched for Windows XP/2003 (it's available thanks to Mov AX, 0xDEAD's awesome work), and kdstub.dll NIC driver for your network adapter (either physical or virtual). You can download KDNET NIC driver for Intel network adapters here - should work with VirtualBox, VMware, and other VMs. e24fc04721