QEMU-KVM Virtual Environment for Running Microsoft HCK Tests
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QEMU-KVM Virtual Environment for Running Microsoft HCK Tests
The project that demonstrates how to inject keyboard, mouse, media, and system-control input through a WHQL-signed virtual HID driver on Windows. It's especially handy when SendInput-based automation gets filtered by anti-cheats, or when you want HID-level input on a machine that doesn't have any special hardware installed.
An LLM-operated research pipeline for finding Windows HID kernel drivers that expose user-mode-reachable input injection. Collects from public catalogs, byte-triages the corpus, and ships AGENTS.md so an AI agent can promote shortlisted candidates to a per-criterion verdict.
Open-source Windows Driver Updater & Hardware Scanner built with Python. Fetches genuine WHQL-certified drivers from Microsoft Update Catalog with automated backup & rollback.
DriverHub Pro scans a Windows PC, lists outdated device drivers, and installs WHQL packages only after a restore point. DriverHub USB covers ports, hubs, and controllers, and the recovery list can roll one package back.
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