A driver binary for Windows 10 for desktop editions or Windows Server 2016 can call this DDI.
Windows Driver
A Windows Driver runs on the following Universal Windows Platform (UWP)-based editions of Windows:
Windows 11
Windows Server 2022
Windows Server 2019
Windows 10 for desktop editions (Home, Pro, and Enterprise)
Windows 10 in S-Mode
Windows 10 IoT Core
Windows Server 2016
Target platform on driver reference pages
In the Requirements block at the bottom of Microsoft driver reference documentation pages, you'll see an entry called Target Platform. This line lists editions of Windows to which the page applies.
Here's an example of such an entry:
Here are the values you might see for Target Platform, and what they mean:
A driver binary for a Desktop driver can call this DDI.
These two values that can appear on documentation pages map to three values that you can use in Visual Studio, in the Target Platform property under Configuration Properties->Driver Settings->General. All three classifications, Universal, Desktop, or Windows Driver can use any DDI that specifies Universal as the Target Platform on the documentation page.
A Universal driver runs on the following Universal Windows Platform (UWP)-based editions of Windows:
Windows 11
Windows Server 2022
Windows Server 2019
Windows 10 for desktop editions (Home, Pro, and Enterprise)
This module provides information about the operating system’s architecture and supported devices. It also describes the desktop support environment and troubleshooting terminology.