Windows 7: disable the driver signature enforcement

so, now i have to pres f8 like a to load my realtek drivers. bcdedit /set TESTSIGNING OFF puts me in test mode but the realtek drivers still dont work. red x so how do i disable this * pc is offline i dont care.
maybe this _ NGOHQ.com

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no audio device installed. on 5gb RT 7 Lite os. help me diagnose

RE: Driver Signature Enforcement Overrider 1.3b

Yes it does work but it's a pain really. You're better off using Ready Driver Plus 1.2 available to download here:

SpeedGuide.net :: TCP Optimizer / Downloads

I know it says it's for Vista but it works on Windows 7 too.

See this info regarding installation:

Tut: Using ReadyDriver Plus on Windows 7 (x86/x64) - Guru3D.com Forums

Typically install on C:/ unless you have a system reserved partition.

Once installed it will modify your boot loader like this:

So it disables Driver Signature Enforcement automatically every boot.

Now you need to know that allowing unsigned drivers to load isn't a good idea in case something dodgy sneaks into your system. So it's a good idea to use tools to check all installed drivers from time to time.

Or you could run Driver Radar Pro (free) to whitelist drivers and get notified of any new drivers with prompts to allow or block.

Allow or Block Loading of Kernel Drivers with Driver Radar Pro | NoVirusThanks

EDIT: Where are you getting these RealTek drivers? All you should need are the ones available form your computer manufacturers driver support and download page and thay should work fine. If you try updating to newer versions or get them from other sources that's where you could run into problems.

audio drivers are the latest for my GA-B85-HD3 rev. 1 taken from gigabyte. maybe it is a RT 7 Lite issue, i dont know... nvidia, intel, drivers load ok. i don't particularly like to mess with the boot options, but i migth give it a try... thanks!

I made the mistake of updating RealTek drivers to the latest version on my own machine once or twice. Just because they're the latest version doesn't mean that they will actually work and might (as in my case) break some functionality.

If you use that software you linked you just get the option to enable test signing mode and you can then test sign any unsigned file using a certificate that gets added to trusted certificates.

Aslo it seems to me that genuine RealTek drivers should not have any problems with not being signed. I'd suggest looking elsewhere for them.

Callender... so i tried the ReadyDriver Plus and not im now able to boot anymore... black screen and blinking cursor. i flowed the program indication and installed on my c boot drive. i dont hae a hidden partition is that te problem? i have another pc but so now how do i recover from this mess...

Try this:

cannot paste files without windows explorer has stopped

does not give me time to do anything i can barely see the 2 booting options but is fixed on ReadyDriver Plus... format.... :d

Other than that boot in safe mode and run sysdm.cpl

On advanced tab:

Click Settings under Startup and Recovery - Change ReadyDriver Plus to Windows 7 in the drop-down menu under Default operating system - Reduce the time to display the list of operating systems to 0 seconds