USB Printer Device driver and IEEE Device ID string

[mattlang]

I have an MCF51JE256CLK that I made a printer device. It enumerates as a printing device and loads the standard kernal mode driver for printing on windows. USBPrint.sys. I can print to it by using the "Add Printer" Wizard for windows and open a USB001 port. But my device still lives in the unspecified category in "Devices and Printers".

What I would like to do is use an existing .dll user mode driver with a custom .inf and .GPD file. To my understanding, windows checks all the .inf files when a device is plugged in and finds the one with the best "rank". Would I be able to write an .inf file that makes windows pick my .inf file as the best one, and have the file point to an existing printer .dll and a custom .GPD? For example the generic text only driver or some PCL6 driver

My other question is: The PC never asks for my Device ID string that describes my printers capabilities such as manufacturer and PCL. When is the PC supposed to ask for this?

1. uint_8 printer_device_id[PRINTER_DEVICE_ID_STRING_SIZE] =  
2. {  
3.  
4.      0x00,0x42,      // Length of the Device ID string (MSB/LSB) including the 
5.     'M',            // two length bytes 
6.     'A', 
7.     'N', 
8.     'U', 
9.     'F', 
10.     'A', 
11.     'C', 
12.     'T', 
13.     'U', 
14.     'R', 
15.     'E', 
16.     'R', 
17.     ':', 
18.     'X', 
19.     'X', 
20.     'X', 
21.     'X', 
22.     'X', 
23.     'X', 
24.     ';', 
25.     'M', 
26.     'O', 
27.     'D', 
28.     'E', 
29.     'L', 
30.     ':', 
31.     'P', 
32.     'T', 
33.     'I', 
34.     '-', 
35.     'P', 
36.     'R', 
37.     '0', 
38.     '0', 
39.     '1', 
40.     ';', 
41.     'C', 
42.     'O', 
43.     'M', 
44.     'M', 
45.     'A', 
46.     'N', 
47.     'D', 
48.     ' ', 
49.     'S', 
50.     'E', 
51.     'T', 
52.     ':', 
53.     'P', 
54.     'C', 
55.     'L', 
56.     '5', 
57.     ';', 
58.     'C', 
59.     'L', 
60.     'S', 
61.     ':', 
62.     'P', 
63.     'R', 
64.     'I', 
65.     'N', 
66.     'T', 
67.     'E', 
68.     'R', 
69.     ';' 
70. }; 

Thanks