Windows 7: Display driver help required

sid92 · 02 Sep 2012

Thanx 4 rply buddy.. U really r a saint. I hav downloaded it. Bt it shows unsigned unless i disable the sign, unsign checking of window, at booting time, typing pressing f8.. Once it temperaryly signed it works vry fine.. After that same problem again showing "driver is unsigned". Do u have any idea how 2 make a driver signed permanently ??

sid92 · 02 Sep 2012

Thanx buddy 4 ur help.. U r really a saint. But there's only one thing 2 ask. Tht driver is showing unsigned unless i make the window's sign check disable at the tym of booting.. Do u hav any idea how 2 make an unsigned driver signed permanently..

Britton30 · 02 Sep 2012

Is the driver working as it should now? You may have installed a beta version and they are not signed. You cannot make it signed, Microsoft does that.

sid92 · 02 Sep 2012

Hp sucks !! The drivers r much older.. But when i downloaded 9.981.2.0 it works really fine. My system rating also increased by installing this. But unfortunately that is temperaryly.. There must be a trick.. Only i need 2 know tht. I m working on it.

wanchoo · 02 Sep 2012

Unsigned I think means that the driver has not been submitted to Microsoft for approval and passing. Just ignore the "unsigned" issue.

May be some other expert may like to comment on this unsigned business.

Britton30 · 02 Sep 2012

That's correct Wanchoo. Windows Hardware Quality Labs testing, give a driver package a WHQL certification to see that is is compatible with Windows. That is also called "signing", and makes it available to be included in Windows updates.

I personally think it is the driver makers pay money to Microsoft to obtain it too.

wanchoo · 02 Sep 2012

Thank you for chipping in and clarifying, Britton30.

Britton30 · 03 Sep 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by sid92

Hp sucks !! The drivers r much older.. But when i downloaded 9.981.2.0 it works really fine. My system rating also increased by installing this. But unfortunately that is temperaryly.. There must be a trick.. Only i need 2 know tht. I m working on it.

It works fine, but temporary? Please explain more.

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Windows 7: Display driver help required

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