Not enabling verbose kernel output causes windbg to not print my dbgprints in my kernel driver?

The problem with turning on verbose kernel output on debugview is that it prints loads of garbage when i attach my windbg to the system, like its too much noise.

and if i don't turn it on, my debug messages don't get printed in windows 7+ (unlike older systems where there is no such thing as verbose output)

what should i do?

by garbage i mean stuff like this gets printed in windbg a LOT (from SXS.DLL) :

SXS.DLL: Read 896 bytes from XML stream; HRESULT returned = 0x00000000
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   00000020: 46-2d-38-22-20-73-74-61-6e-64-61-6c-6f-6e-65-3d (F-8" standalone=)
   00000030: 22-79-65-73-22-3f-3e-0d-0a-3c-21-2d-2d-20-43-6f ("yes"?>..<!-- Co)
   00000040: 70-79-72-69-67-68-74-20-28-63-29-20-4d-69-63-72 (pyright (c) Micr)
   00000050: 6f-73-6f-66-74-20-43-6f-72-70-6f-72-61-74-69-6f (osoft Corporatio)
   00000060: 6e-20-2d-2d-3e-0d-0a-3c-61-73-73-65-6d-62-6c-79 (n -->..<assembly)
   00000070: 20-78-6d-6c-6e-73-3d-22-75-72-6e-3a-73-63-68-65 ( xmlns="urn:sche)
   00000080: 6d-61-73-2d-6d-69-63-72-6f-73-6f-66-74-2d-63-6f (mas-microsoft-co)
   00000090: 6d-3a-61-73-6d-2e-76-31-22-20-6d-61-6e-69-66-65 (m:asm.v1" manife)
   000000a0: 73-74-56-65-72-73-69-6f-6e-3d-22-31-2e-30-22-3e (stVersion="1.0">)
   000000b0: 0d-0a-3c-61-73-73-65-6d-62-6c-79-49-64-65-6e-74 (..<assemblyIdent)
   000000c0: 69-74-79-0d-0a-20-20-20-20-76-65-72-73-69-6f-6e (ity..    version)
   000000d0: 3d-22-35-2e-31-2e-30-2e-30-22-0d-0a-20-20-20-20 (="5.1.0.0"..    )
   000000e0: 70-72-6f-63-65-73-73-6f-72-41-72-63-68-69-74-65 (processorArchite)
   000000f0: 63-74-75-72-65-3d-22-78-38-36-22-0d-0a-20-20-20 (cture="x86"..   )
   00000100: 20-6e-61-6d-65-3d-22-4d-69-63-72-6f-73-6f-66-74 ( name="Microsoft)
   00000110: 2e-57-69-6e-64-6f-77-73-2e-46-69-6c-65-53-79-73 (.Windows.FileSys)
   00000120: 74-65-6d-2e-43-4d-44-22-0d-0a-20-20-20-20-74-79 (tem.CMD"..    ty)
   00000130: 70-65-3d-22-77-69-6e-33-32-22-0d-0a-2f-3e-0d-0a (pe="win32"../>..)
   00000140: 3c-64-65-73-63-72-69-70-74-69-6f-6e-3e-57-69-6e (<description>Win)
   00000150: 64-6f-77-73-20-43-6f-6d-6d-61-6e-64-20-50-72-6f (dows Command Pro)
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   00000170: 69-6f-6e-3e-0d-0a-0d-0a-3c-74-72-75-73-74-49-6e (ion>....<trustIn)
   00000180: 66-6f-20-78-6d-6c-6e-73-3d-22-75-72-6e-3a-73-63 (fo xmlns="urn:sc)
   00000190: 68-65-6d-61-73-2d-6d-69-63-72-6f-73-6f-66-74-2d (hemas-microsoft-)
   000001a0: 63-6f-6d-3a-61-73-6d-2e-76-33-22-3e-0d-0a-20-20 (com:asm.v3">..  )
   000001b0: 20-20-3c-73-65-63-75-72-69-74-79-3e-0d-0a-20-20 (  <security>..  )
   000001c0: 20-20-20-20-20-20-3c-72-65-71-75-65-73-74-65-64 (      <requested)
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   000001f0: 74-65-64-45-78-65-63-75-74-69-6f-6e-4c-65-76-65 (tedExecutionLeve)
   00000200: 6c-0d-0a-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20 (l..             )
   00000210: 20-20-20-6c-65-76-65-6c-3d-22-61-73-49-6e-76-6f (   level="asInvo)
   00000220: 6b-65-72-22-0d-0a-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20 (ker"..          )
   00000230: 20-20-20-20-20-20-75-69-41-63-63-65-73-73-3d-22 (      uiAccess=")
   00000240: 66-61-6c-73-65-22-0d-0a-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20 (false"..        )
   00000250: 20-20-20-20-2f-3e-0d-0a-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20 (    />..        )
   00000260: 3c-2f-72-65-71-75-65-73-74-65-64-50-72-69-76-69 (</requestedPrivi)
   00000270: 6c-65-67-65-73-3e-0d-0a-20-20-20-20-3c-2f-73-65 (leges>..    </se)
   00000280: 63-75-72-69-74-79-3e-0d-0a-3c-2f-74-72-75-73-74 (curity>..</trust)
   00000290: 49-6e-66-6f-3e-0d-0a-3c-61-70-70-6c-69-63-61-74 (Info>..<applicat)
   000002a0: 69-6f-6e-20-20-78-6d-6c-6e-73-3d-22-75-72-6e-3a (ion  xmlns="urn:)
   000002b0: 73-63-68-65-6d-61-73-2d-6d-69-63-72-6f-73-6f-66 (schemas-microsof)
   000002c0: 74-2d-63-6f-6d-3a-61-73-6d-2e-76-33-22-3e-0d-0a (t-com:asm.v3">..)
   000002d0: 20-20-20-20-3c-77-69-6e-64-6f-77-73-53-65-74-74 (    <windowsSett)
   000002e0: 69-6e-67-73-3e-0d-0a-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-20-3c (ings>..        <)
   000002f0: 64-70-69-41-77-61-72-65-20-20-78-6d-6c-6e-73-3d (dpiAware  xmlns=)
   00000300: 22-68-74-74-70-3a-2f-2f-73-63-68-65-6d-61-73-2e ("http://schemas.)
   00000310: 6d-69-63-72-6f-73-6f-66-74-2e-63-6f-6d-2f-53-4d (microsoft.com/SM)
   00000320: 49-2f-32-30-30-35-2f-57-69-6e-64-6f-77-73-53-65 (I/2005/WindowsSe)
   00000330: 74-74-69-6e-67-73-22-3e-74-72-75-65-3c-2f-64-70 (ttings">true</dp)
   00000340: 69-41-77-61-72-65-3e-0d-0a-20-20-20-20-3c-2f-77 (iAware>..    </w)
   00000350: 69-6e-64-6f-77-73-53-65-74-74-69-6e-67-73-3e-0d (indowsSettings>.)
   00000360: 0a-3c-2f-61-70-70-6c-69-63-61-74-69-6f-6e-3e-0d (.</application>.)
   00000370: 0a-3c-2f-61-73-73-65-6d-62-6c-79-3e-0d-0a-0d-0a (.</assembly>....)

try .ofilter in windbg to filter only your programs dbgprints

or try .ocommand tosend a specialized dbg prints