| Function | Kernel mode only | Description |
| AllocPhysMem | Yes | Allocates physically contiguous memory. |
| CacheRangeFlush | Yes | Flushes a specific range of the cache. |
| CacheSync | Yes | Flushes the cache. |
| CeGetCacheInfo | Yes | Obtains cache information. |
| CeGetCurrentTrust | For Windows Embedded CE: No For Windows Mobile: Yes | Obtains the assigned trust level of a process.This function is obsolete in Windows Embedded CE. |
| CeGetRandomSeed | For Windows Embedded CE: No For Windows Mobile: Yes | Obtains a random seed that can be used in an algorithm. |
| CeSetMemoryAttributes | Yes | Uses memory attributes supported on some hardware platforms that the kernel does not support by default. |
| CeSetPowerOnEvent | Yes | Signals events during suspend/resume. |
| CeVirtualSharedAlloc | Yes | Allocates read/write memory to the caller and read-only memory to other processes. |
| CreateStaticMapping | Yes | Creates a static virtual memory address that maps to a physical address. |
| CreateWatchDogTimer | For Windows Embedded CE: No For Windows Mobile: Yes | Creates a watchdog timer. |
| DrWatsonClear | Yes | Clears Windows Embedded CE error reporting dump storage by setting the Windows Embedded CE error reporting dump area to zero. |
| DrWatsonFlush | Yes | Flushes Windows Embedded CE error reporting dump data to the underlining storage. |
| DrWatsonGetSize | Yes | Obtains the size of the Windows Embedded CE error reporting dump area. |
| DrWatsonReadData | Yes | Reads data from the Windows Embedded CE error reporting dump area. |
| DrWatsonWriteData | Yes | Writes data to the Windows Embedded CE error reporting dump area. |
| FileTimeToSystemTime | Yes | Converts file time to the format of system time. |
| ForcePageout | For Windows Embedded CE: Yes For Windows Mobile: No | Forces the OS to swap out all discardable pages from memory. |
| FreePhysMem | Yes | Releases physical memory back to the system. |
| GetCallerProcess | Yes | Obtains a handle for the caller process. |
| GetCurrentPermissions | For Windows Embedded CE: No For Windows Mobile: Yes | Obtains the kernel's internal thread permissions bit mask for the current thread. This function is obsolete in Windows Embedded CE. |
| GetEPC | Yes | Obtains the interrupted program counter, which is the exception program counter (EPC). |
| GetEventData | No | Obtains data associated with an event. |
| GetOwnerProcess | For Windows Embedded CE: No For Windows Mobile: Yes | Obtains the process handle of the current thread owner. |
| GetStdioPathW | Yes | Obtains the name of the device driver being used for a standard input, output, or error output operation. |
| GetSystemMemoryDivision | Yes | Obtains information about the object store and system memory. This function is obsolete. |
| GetThreadCallStack | No | Obtains the call stack of an arbitrary thread in the system. |
| HookInterrupt | Yes | Registers an interrupt service routine (ISR) with the kernel, specifying a hardware interrupt indicated by its interrupt request (IRQ) line value. |
| InterruptDisable | Yes | Disables a hardware interrupt as specified by its interrupt identifier. |
| InterruptDone | Yes | Signals to the kernel that interrupt processing has been completed. |
| InterruptInitialize | Yes | Initializes a hardware interrupt with the kernel. This initialization allows the device driver to register an event and enable the interrupt. |
| InterruptMask | Yes | Masks hardware interrupts. |
| INTERRUPTS_ENABLE | Yes | Enables all interrupts based on a parameter and returns the current state. |
| INTERRUPTS_OFF | Yes | Disables all interrupts. |
| INTERRUPTS_ON | Yes | Enables all interrupts. |
| IsAPIReady | For Windows Embedded CE: No For Windows Mobile: Yes | Indicates whether the specified API has been registered. This function is obsolete in Windows Embedded CE. |
| IsNamedEventSignaled | No | Checks whether a named event is signaled. |
| ISRHandler | Yes | Prototype function used by an OEM or an independent hardware vendor (IHV) to create and export an installable interrupt handler. |
| KCompareFileTime | Yes | Compares two file time values for equality. |
| KernelLibIoControl | For Windows Embedded CE: No For Windows Mobile: Yes | Called by a driver to communicate with an interrupt handler. |
| LoadDriver | Yes | Maps the specified executable module into the address space of the calling process. |
| LockPages | Yes | Locks into memory the specified region of the virtual address space of the process, ensuring that subsequent access to the region does not incur a page fault. |
| MapCallerPtr | Yes | Validates whether a region of memory pointed to by the ptr parameter is valid with respect to the caller process. This function is obsolete in Windows Embedded CE. |
| MapPtrToProcess | Yes | Maps an unmapped pointer to a process. This function is obsolete in Windows Embedded CE. |
| OpenWatchDogTimer | Yes | Opens an existing watchdog timer. |
| PageOutModule | For Windows Embedded CE: Yes For Windows Mobile: No | Swaps out all the pages of a process or DLL that are available for paging. |
| ProfileCaptureStatus | Yes | Queries the OEM profiler after it is running. |
| ProfilerHit | Yes | Implemented in the kernel and called by the profiler ISR to record a profiling sample. |
| ProfilerHitEx | Yes | Implemented in the kernel and called by OEM adapatation layer (OAL) code generating interrupts. ProfilerHitEx is called by the profiler ISR to record a profiling sample. |
| ProfileStart | For Windows Embedded CE: No For Windows Mobile: Yes | Starts the Windows Embedded CE instrumented kernel or Monte Carlo profiling. |
| ProfileStartEx | For Windows Embedded CE: No For Windows Mobile: Yes | Starts the profiler. |
| ProfileStop | For Windows Embedded CE: No For Windows Mobile: Yes | Stops the Windows Embedded CE instrumented kernel or Monte Carlo profiling and displays a profile report on a debug terminal. |
| RefreshWatchDogTimer | Yes | Refreshes a watchdog timer. |
| SetDbgZone | Yes | Sets or queries zones for either a process or a module, but not both. |
| SetEventData | No | Associates data with an event handle. |
| SetInterruptEvent | Yes | Used by a device driver to cause an artificial interrupt event. |
| SetJITDebuggerPath | Yes | Changes the default Just-in-Time (JIT) debugger dynamically. SetJITDebuggerPath can be called only by a privileged or trusted process. |
| SetKernelCommDev | Yes | This function is obsolete. |
| SetKMode | Yes | Switches between kernel and user modes. This function is obsolete in Windows Embedded CE. |
| SetProcPermissions | Yes | Sets the internal permissions bit mask for the current thread, thereby enabling access to the address space of another process. This function is obsolete in Windows Embedded CE. |
| SetStdioPathW | Yes | Sets the standard input, output, or error output destination path. |
| SetStoreQueueBase | Yes | Obtains a 1-MB–aligned physical page and returns a pointer to the store queue. |
| SetSystemMemoryDivision | Yes | Sets the specified number of pages for the object store. This function is obsolete. |
| SleepTillTick | For Windows Embedded CE: No For Windows Mobile: Yes | Suspends the current thread until the next system tick. |
| StartWatchDogTimer | For Windows Embedded CE: No For Windows Mobile: Yes | Starts a watchdog timer. |
| StopWatchDogTimer | For Windows Embedded CE: No For Windows Mobile: Yes | Stops a watchdog timer. |
| SystemTimeToFileTime | For Windows Embedded CE: No For Windows Mobile: Yes | Converts system time to file time format. |
| UnhookInterrupt | Yes | Deregisters an ISR with a specific hardware interrupt. |
| UnlockPages | Yes | Unlocks a specified range of pages in the virtual address space of a process, enabling the system to swap the pages out if necessary. |
| UnMapPtr | Yes | Unmaps a memory pointer that was previously mapped using MapPtrToProcess. This function is obsolete in Windows Embedded CE. |
| VirtualCopy | Yes | Binds a specific physical memory range to a statically mapped virtual address. |
| VirtualSetAttributes | Yes | Changes the per-page attributes for a range of virtual memory, which is usually copied from a physical location not known to the kernel. |