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I'm running Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 and I have a driver that isn't signed so the Device Manager displays the following message:'Windows cannot verify the digital signature for the drivers required for this device. A recent hardware or software change might have installed a file that is signed incorrectly or damaged, or that might be malicious software from an unknown source. (Code 52)'I know that I can disable driver signing enforcement per-boot by using F8 but I'd like something more permanent, or I'd like a way to sign this driver myself and allow Windows to accept it.
Hi Kane3162,Thank you for the suggestion.I had used an earlier version of VistaBootPro before, but it didn't work.Today, I downoload the latest version 3.3 which warned during installation of potential slight probelm using it on Windows Server 2008. Big mistake - the OS wouldn't bootup at all after using the programme to set disable digital driver enforcement. I have to use backup BCD file to restrore and recover.Any body who has a working solution to this problem? Much appreciated if you could post it here.Thank you.Regards,Cukkas. Hi Kane3162,Thank you for the suggestion.I had used an earlier version of VistaBootPro before, but it didn't work.Today, I downoload the latest version 3.3 which warned during installation of potential slight probelm using it on Windows Server 2008.
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Big mistake - the OS wouldn't bootup at all after using the programme to set disable digital driver enforcement. I have to use backup BCD file to restrore and recover.Any body who has a working solution to this problem?
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Much appreciated if you could post it here.Thank you.Regards,Cukkas. Promise wrote:No we do not have or plan to release 64 bit drivers that will allow your 378 chipset to work as a regular IDE drive as that chipset is RAID only and not dependent on the driver. Moreover all driver support for this product is not available thru promise because this chipset is imbedded on your mainboard. This will need to be supported thru your mainboard manufacturerYou have to register to view these but i figured i might as well link them incase they're of any use to resolving this problem.XP x64 driver link - x64 driver link - XP x64 / Vista x64 driver link - Asus A8V Deluxe - Via K8T800PRO - http://www.via.com.tw/en/products/chipsets/k8-series/k8t800pro/Regards,xslikx. Hi All,To answer Kane3162's question, the only setting in VistaBootPro that I used was to check the option to disable digital driver enforcement, but the PC would refuse to bootup again.Hi, xslikx, my motherboard is ASUS SK8V, which has a similarly imbedded 378 Promise raid/IDE chipset for SATA connetors as your motherboard. I am using the IDE setup using the same driver that you mentioned, and it works fine for the two drives that are connected to these connectors.
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I have not tried them under raid setup, so I can't tell whether that setup works.As you said, it would be nice to be able to get rid of digital driver enforcement during boot-up. It also means I can remotely re-boot the PC as well. Hope someone can come up with a solution.Regards,CukkasP/s: Do you know a 64 bit driver for Canoscan scanner ( model 8400F) that works under Windows Server 2008 64 bit?
Asus Support Team wrote:Hello,Asus does not write driver software, we receive it from the hardware/chipset manufacturers of the components we use, and simply repackage them with the Asus installer/logos in some cases. You will need to contact Promise to see if/when such a driver may be available. Also, there is no plan at present to support Vista on any Socket 939 (A8 series) motherboard, in either 32 bit or 64 bit versions, largely due to a lack of solid driver support.Regards,Asus Support TeamPlease do not reply to this message. If you need further assistance please call our technical support line at (812) 282-2787 Monday-Friday from 8:30am-Midnight EST.So apparently i would just get the run-around by contacting either Promise or Asus about this driver.Regarding the Canoscan scanner 8400F, you're best off trying either 8400F Scanner Driver Ver. 10.2.3.1a (Windows Vista64) 2007-10 or 8400F Scanner Driver Ver. 10.2.3.1a (Windows XP x64) 2007-10.They can be found here - see you've already tried one of them from this topic - its probably worth trying the XP x64 version if the Vista x64 version isn't working for you on server 2008 x64.Either way it seems that Canon will fully support all Vista/Server2008 in the future, but as for Promise things look grim.Regards,xslikx.