Write-Host "Installing Virtual Disk Filter Driver..." -ForegroundColor Green pnputil /add-driver $DriverInf /install Start service if it's a driver service $driverName = "vdf_filter" if (Get-Service -Name $driverName -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) { Start-Service $driverName Set-Service -Name $driverName -StartupType Automatic Write-Host "Driver service '$driverName' started." } else { Write-Host "Driver installed but no service found. Check if filter is attached to disk stack." }

echo "Vulkan Device Filter installed successfully." echo "To use: VK_DEVICE_FILTER=<PCI_BUS_ID> your_vulkan_app" If you need tools to parse .vdf files (Steam’s key-value format).

#!/bin/bash # VDF Tools Installer (vdf.py, vdf-rs, etc.) set -e