Boot Problems.

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I really don't know how this happens, but unless I go to my setup screen while booting up and select ' disable Driver Signature Enforcement ' my computer can not start up.

If I try and boot up without disabling the DSE it'll continue as normal, but then it'll show a screen with a bar saying ' loading files ', after that it opens a screen for system restore and saying the system can't start up.

The only driver I can think of that I installed and didn't have a signature was the MotionJoy driver for the DS3. But I deleted that one already.

Help would be appreciated, it's annoying having to go and disable the DSE for it to start up.

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I thought I'd throw in this second question to avoid making another thread.







This shows as having a problem of some sort. I uninstall it but refreshing the device manager just shows it again. So what is this exactly? Anyone know?

I see you have Magic ISO.
Do you have also Daemon Tools or Alcohol 120% installed by any chance?

Ah yes I have, are they conflicting?

This is what Google search gives me:

Your search - ACQ1533A IDE Controller - did not match any documents.

This link has some instructions that worked for others How To Use Xbox 360 Controller on Windows 7 (64bit) | Windows 7 Themes

Necrosis said:

Ah yes I have, are they conflicting?

That's what I thought. this ACQ file is a part of it and another part of Daemontools (SPTD) is known to cause trouble with Windows 7 (including BSOD's!)
(They have usually names starting with A followed by 7 random alphanumeric digits, that's why Jacee wasn't able to find anything about it.
So your best bet would be uninstall Daemontools, then remove SPTD like so:

To remove SPTD, simply download SPTD setup file "SPTDinst-v178-x64.exe" for Windows XP/2003/Vista (64-bit) [720,952 bytes] and execute it.
In dialog that appears press "Uninstall" button and then SPTD will remove itself from your Windows installation.
If you want to install it again then execute same setup and press "Install".
You can check it out here: DuplexSecure - FAQ

There are other Virtual Disk drivers that don't rely on SPTD try to use them they usually don't cause half as much trouble

-DG

You're very welcome. Just remember if the problems come back to de-install the divers in question with the method outlined in my former post.

Thanks for the feedback
-DG

Without knowing, which driver is blamed to have no digital signature I can only answer general
Don't you get notified which driver lacks the digital signature?
Do you have ATI command center perhaps?
The only solution besides acquire digitally signed driver would be this:
Driver Signature Enforcement Overrider 1.3b

-DG