Error with Everest Home Edition Signed Driver

Asked By Olivia Rodriguez 0 points N/A Posted on - 12/19/2011

I need to fix this error with Everest Home Edition. It is saying that the driver is not digitally signed. I am using Windows Vista Business Edition 64-Bit on my HP 6715B computer. Doesn’t Windows Vista accept non-digitally signed drivers? But I think it usually does. Maybe something is wrong with how I installed it. I need logical suggestions please. Because other online help just doesn’t make sense at all. Thanks a lot.

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Answered By Mckinley Serg 0 points N/A #102086

Error with Everest Home Edition Signed Driver

 

Try opening Everest as an administrator. (Right click and run as administrator).

 

If it doesn’t go right in the first go, go to the compatibility tab and try adjusting the settings. (SP2 etc).

 

Next you may also try by disabling signing using the following (which usually works for Windows 7).

 

>> Find cmd.exe in the Search Bar.

 

>> Right click.

 

>> Run as Administrator.

 

>> Copy past what is given below:

 

bcdedit.exe -set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS

bcdedit.exe -set TESTSIGNING ON

 

>> It will be displayed that the operation has completed successfully.

 

>> Restart your computer and proceed.

 

If you are still having problems with the same issue, you may also find the link given below useful:

 

• Link To Download.

 

Hope it works!

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Answered By Queen Noman 0 points N/A #197697

Error with Everest Home Edition Signed Driver

Hi.

Windows Vista 64 bit does work with non digitally signed drivers but you have to enable them. To accept them during boot you need to press F8 key to get into Advanced Startup. To accept them from running Windows go to Start menu, open CMD as admin and type in bcdedit.exe -set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS press enter and type bcdedit.exe -set TESTSIGNING ON. To the changes apply you need to reboot.

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