Unsigned Drivers problem  

What is the program, never heard of a windows demanding a digitally signed driver, it usually just gives you a popup saying the driver is not digitally signed by MS, which does not matter, because MS does not have the time to do it for every driver out there.

vatari666 said:

Hello everyone. always when i loading one program and i have error "windows requires a digitally signed driver". I tested 100 different ways how to fix that. but its impossible. Im confused and doesnt know what to do now..

i tried:

1. Disable Digital Driver Signing & Enable Test Mode
2. Disable Digital Driver Signing via GPEdit.msc
3. Disable Digital Driver Signing via Regedit.exe
4. I tried download Download Driver Signature Enforcement Overrider for Windows 7 (still doesnt work)

someone maybe know how to fix?
(sorry for my bad english)

When you used Dseo did you click on "digitally sign driver" or just enabled Test Mode ? I have had great success using
the program

@vatari666
You might also have a look at 5 Methods to Load Unsigned Drivers in Windows 7, 8 and Vista 64-bit (x64)

@AddRAM

AddRAM said:

What is the program, never heard of a windows demanding a digitally signed driver, it usually just gives you a popup saying the driver is not digitally signed by MS, which does not matter, because MS does not have the time to do it for every driver out there.

Signed drivers are required for 64 bit Windows per Microsoft spec (if you saw a popup, it would've been on a 32-bit Windows machine)

from Microsoft Device Drivers and Deployment Overview

Understanding Digital Signature Requirements
Signed device drivers are a key security feature in Windows. Drivers that are installed on x64‐based computers must have a digital signature. Although it isn't required, we recommend making sure that drivers are signed before you install them on x86‐based computers.