No matter what I do... I cannot get this build to accept my Rubix audio interface driver.

"Code Signing for Device Drivers" disabling or ignoring in system services does nothing

bcdedit /set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS - doesn't work

I've tried DSEO in conjuction with Test Mode

and even a batch file someone wrote to force installation of unsigned drivers.

Note: it appears it IS installing the driver...but it's is showing the device disable or not recognized in device manager. When I force to accept unsigned drivers from advanced startup menu, it will work...but that only works on a per startup basis.

Please..someone help because this is driving me insane

 

There is a way to sign drivers by yourself. I'll tell you how, when I get home.

 

I'm using the latest driver from the Roland website. I've installed it several times on other Win7 installs just fine.

 

it's quite common... i have the same problem when updating my Yamaha drivers from time to time...
the DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS bat doesnt work properly on seven... you should completly uninstal the incriminated device/driver and then disable the signature check before starting your system...

 

this doesn't work either...as soon as I shutdown it disables the driver. I have to do this step EVERY time I boot up. That's what I'm trying to get around.

 

Friend RT 7 Lite build can be problem and make problem to solve! here x3 diff solution method may try

- run driver installer? instead try go device mngr- select device- choose driver .inf file folder [if .exe use some tool universal extractor]- reboot- test

- rename C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository to \FileRepository1

install driver- reboot- test- if work rename FileRepository- reboot- test

-create virtual standart win 7 [no rt 7 strip]- install driver- find new folders/files created- copy > rt 7 lite os- install driver- reboot- test

 

Last edited: Oct 18, 2019

mh... if my memory serves me right ReadyDriverPlus can modify your bootloader in order to avoid the "per startup basis" problem...

 

Try this Driver Signature Enforcement Overrider
It's a free software that allows you to sing a driver by yourself.
I had the same problem with a Roland driver, and it worked.