Closed jik2017 closed 7 years ago
Hi,
The WHQL is not required for this type of drivers. Where do you see this warning? Could you post screenshot?
~Dmitry
@dmitryfleytman
Just to tag on, I'm also getting a similar (or perhaps the same) error during a Windows 10 install, using the MSI installer.
In addition, when I try running UsbDkController.exe, all I get is "UsbDk driver installation failed", so no specifics regarding the exact cause.
OS: Win 10 - Version: 1703, Build: 15063.540
Edit: Just read the signing info in the docs, and managed to install the Debug version in test mode. Does that mean I would need to requisition my own driver signature, even if I don't intend to make any code changes, but want to install it in production mode?
@nikola-matic , Are you using official UsbDK build or UsbDk compiled manually? Which version of UsbDk are you using?
@dmitryfleytman, I'm using the compiled version; where can I find the official build?
Releases can be found at https://github.com/daynix/UsbDk/releases
If you compile UsbDk yourself, you need to sign it with your key. Official releases are signed with RedHat key during build.
@dmitryfleytman Fantastic, thanks.
Vanilla MSWindows 7 install still sees v1.00-22 as unsigned. This is a copy downloaded from here, not one I have built.
Edit: Just tried the same with v1.00-17, same issue
When UsbDk install on Windows 10, system will wairng that "A driver without a digital signature" , but the UsbDk driver is really be signed. WHQL is required?
os version: 10.0.15063