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itsmikethetech / Virtual-Display-Driver

Add virtual monitors to your windows 10/11 device! Works with VR, OBS, Sunshine, and/or any desktop sharing software.
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Device not in Device Manager nothing happened #77

Open Progamertoat opened 2 months ago

Progamertoat commented 2 months ago

Also when installing this shows image

meaning it dosent have a digital signature

bud3699 commented 2 months ago

Did you follow the instructions on installing the cert. and you downloaded from the releases instead of the source right?

Progamertoat commented 2 months ago

You mean to put it into the c:// directory and executing the .bat as admin?

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Did you follow the instructions on installing the cert. and you downloaded from the releases instead of the source right?

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zjoasan commented 2 months ago

yes, the release version has to be unzipped into c:\ . Then it creates the correct file structure to work. Start the command prompt as administrator:

cd C:\IddSampleDriver
./installCert.bat
exit

Install the driver via "Device manager" Action, Add legacy hardware, browse to C:\IddSampleDriver accept. This should show driver and be obvious what to do next to install it.

Progamertoat commented 2 months ago

I did EXACTLY that but It wouldnt workAm 30.04.2024 21:11 schrieb Joakim Sandström @.***>: yes, te releaase version you can download has to be uzipped into c:\ . then it creates the correct file structure to work. Start the command prompt as administrator: cd C:\IddSampleDriver ./installCert.bat exit Install the driver via "Device manager" Action, Add legacy hardware, browse to C:\IddSampleDriver accept. This should show driver and be obvious what to do next to install it.

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zjoasan commented 2 months ago

And you don't have a new device under display, after completing your installation? Been a while since i did this but I'll install the release driver once more to make sure i give the correct steps. No problems installing the certificate as I understand? Should have looked like this:

Install the certificate

C:\Windows\System32>cd \

C:\>cd IddSampleDriver

C:\IddSampleDriver>installCert.bat
root "Betrodda rotcertifikatutfärdare"
Signature matches Public Key
Certificate "Virtual Display Driver" added to store.
CertUtil: -addstore command completed successfully.
TrustedPublisher "Betrodda utgivare"
Signature matches Public Key
Certificate "Virtual Display Driver" added to store.
CertUtil: -addstore command completed successfully.
Press any key to continue . . .

ps. My windows is Swedish so "Betrodda utgivare" is swedish for Trusted Publishers

Next step install the driver: Device manager-> action -> add legacy hardware Install manually Chose Display Driver Disk button browse to c:\iddsampledriver Mark the iddsampledriver.inf file and chose open click ok mark the driver and click next,next and finish.

During last next and finish buttons your actual display might "flimmer", indicating that windows has activated the VDD.

Hope this helps