Windows Device Testing Framework (WDTF) design guide

The Microsoft Windows Device Testing Framework (WDTF) enables you to create, manage, reuse, and extend device-centric, scenario-based automated tests.

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Topic	Description
Writing a WDTF SimpleIO plug-in for your device	To get the most benefit from the Device Fundamental tests, your device should have a Simple I/O plug-in that can perform simple I/O to your device. This can be one of the default Simple I/O plugs that come with WDTF or one that you wrote. To see if your device type is supported and to determine if there are specific requirements for testing, refer to Provided WDTF Simple I/O plug-ins.
Writing tests with WDTF	Whether you start writing driver tests with the templates provided in the Windows Driver Kit (WDK), or whether you create the tests on your own, the Microsoft Windows Device Testing Framework (WDTF) enables you to create and extend device-centric, scenario-based automated tests.
Triaging WDTF-based tests	To help you better understand what is going on in your WDTF-based tests, you can use the built-in support for WDTF Object Logging and WPP Software Tracing.
WDTF Architecture and Overview	The Microsoft Windows Device Testing Framework (WDTF) enables you to create, manage, reuse, and extend device-centric, scenario-based automated tests.