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Consultancy

Windows device drivers, file system filters and system applications

At Resplendence we design, develop, test and support advanced custom applications and kernel drivers for Microsoft Windows. We are experienced engineers with a strong background in system development.

We are specialized in the following areas:

  • Design and development of system applications, services and kernel drivers
  • Design and development of file system filter drivers
  • Design and development of drivers for various hardware devices
  • Porting existing drivers to Windows 7, Vista and Server 2008
  • Porting existing 32 bit drivers to 64 bit architectures
  • Code reviews, testing, bug fixing, verification and qualification of existing drivers

    We help you to plan and manage your product by eliminating as many uncertain factors as possible. In many cases we will be able make agreements based on a fixed price and we are ready to give certain quality assurances. We deliver high quality software for a very reasonable price.


    Drivers are not a necessary evil

    For a lot of hardware companies, offering a driver which properly supports their device is considered nothing more than a necessary evil. Not taking this job serious enough can have a dramatical impact on customer perception and sales. That is because bugs in a Windows driver cause painful experiences to the end user: a blue screen of death which completely brings down the system or even stops Windows from booting. That's a waste of your hardware engineering efforts.


    Code Reviews

    Did a key developer leave your project, are you stuck in your development or do you have an unexplainable bug in your driver or would you just like to have a pair of well trained eyes to take a look at your code ? We have over ten years of experience in Windows kernel engineering and over twenty years of developing system applications in C in general. We know the pitfalls, we know the interfaces, we know the Windows Driver Kit and we know a lot about the Windows kernel.


    No controversial or half-baken solutions

    You won't be able to hire us to develop a controversial or half-baken solution for you. We realize that you and your customers might not like if they find out that your driver stops functioning with the next service pack or visit to the Windows Update website. That may sound logical but it happens much more often that you might think. In any case if we think that any of your goals or existing design that you present us are flawed, we will just tell you the truth about it. We will not waste either your money or our time on a project of which we know that it isn't feasible. Feel free to contact us with whatever problem you are facing, there will be no need to pay us until we actually wrote code for you that you agreed upon.


    We take quality serious

    At Resplendence we have completely different ideas about code quality than most other engineers. No matter what your code actually does, just a few hours of our efforts could save you weeks or months of time. Finding flaws and hunting bugs in Windows drivers is exactly what we are trained and good at.

    Please use our contact form if you have any questions or wish to make use of our services.







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