To install the driver using the DevCon tool

 Kernel modules are object files that contain code to extend

the kernel of an operating system. Kernel modules are used to

add support for new hardware and/or filesystems, or for
adding system calls. Modules can be built into the kernel or
compiled as loadable kernel modules.
 DevCon.exe is a part of the Windows Driver Kit (WDK)

and Windows Software Development Kit (SDK). It allows

users to enable, disable, install, configure, and remove
devices from the command line. While it's a powerful
tool, its installation process might not be as
straightforward as some other software.
Step 2 : Copy DevCon Tool to Target Computer:
Navigate to the Tools folder in your WDK installation on your host
computer.
Step 3 : Run DevCon Tool:
Open a Command Prompt window as Administrator on the target
computer.
Step 4 : Use the following command to install the driver
Purpose of Kernel Driver Mode Installation

 Access to Hardware: Kernel drivers provide direct access to

hardware devices such as printers, network adapters, graphics cards,
etc.
 System Stability: Kernel drivers are crucial for the stable operation of
an operating system.
 Performance Optimization: Kernel drivers can optimize the
performance of hardware devices by utilizing low-level system
resources efficiently.
 Operating System Customization: Kernel mode drivers enable
customization and extension of the operating system's functionality.