Details are as follows:
1. Open the tinder sword and go to the "kernel" module. The software will automatically list all registered driver files (i.e. device tree) in the current system, and provide information such as names, security status, paths, addresses, company names, descriptions, etc. of these items.
2. After the user clicks and selects any identifiable driver, the software will automatically display the module, path, description version, description, company and other data of the driver at the bottom of the screen for the user's reference;
3. If the user needs to view all the drivers currently listed, he can try to list all the drivers manually by clicking the "Expand/Collapse All" button in the upper left corner of the screen to view all the driver data;
4. After selecting any driver, the user can also try to click the "Locate File" button at the top left of the interface to enter the "File" module to view the details of the currently selected driver;
5. If the user thinks that a module is in an abnormal state, he can also try to select it and click the "Properties" button to view the driver's property description in Windows Explorer.
6. Because the software provides security check function for some drivers, if you encounter an unknown driver without digital signature, the software will recognize it as an "unknown file". If the file itself is not described, the software will not display any relevant data, and targeted inspection can be carried out at this time.
The above is the specific method of using tinder sword to view the computer kernel dynamics in win 10 introduced by Bian Xiao. Is it simple? If you are interested, do it yourself!