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raspiduino / waq

Run Windows 10 for ARM64 on QEMU
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Cannot boot into os (Driver Signature Error) #3

Closed FlyingThaCat closed 2 years ago

FlyingThaCat commented 2 years ago

Hi i just found out to continue boot to the os please disable the driver signature first

raspiduino commented 2 years ago

Really? I didn't remember :)) I haven't used Windows ARM for a few months. Did you use virtio driver or some kind of Windows ARM guess driver?

If yes, then of course you need to disable the driver signature since virtio drivers aren't signed by any kind. I will add this note to the readme file if you would like.

Thanks and feel free to contact me if you have any others questions!

FlyingThaCat commented 2 years ago

nope i just fresh run it and it just wont boot so i need to disable the driver signature to be able get into windows

raspiduino commented 2 years ago

Ah I remembered! I got the prebuilt image from a person who clones his/her drive with WoA (project) installation. There are some unsigned drivers that are built for RPi. So that's why you have to disable the driver signature.

ylx2016 commented 2 years ago

Do you remember which driver you used? Can you provide me with the standalone driver, I'd like to integrate it myself. Thanks

ylx2016 commented 2 years ago

not the virtio driver

ylx2016 commented 2 years ago

Do you remember which driver you used? Can you provide me with the standalone driver, I'd like to integrate it myself. Thanks

sorry i don't have it because it really slow so i cannot enjoyably use it

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raspiduino commented 2 years ago

Do you remember which driver you used? Can you provide me with the standalone driver, I'd like to integrate it myself. Thanks

Well I think you don't need any driver for Windows on ARM on QEMU to works, it just runs. If you want to know what the driver's name is, then it is RPi-Windows-Drivers

raspiduino commented 2 years ago

Do you remember which driver you used? Can you provide me with the standalone driver, I'd like to integrate it myself. Thanks

sorry i don't have it because it really slow so i cannot enjoyably use it

If it's too slow for you, get an arm64 computer and run Windows natively or on KVM on that.

ylx2016 commented 2 years ago

Do you remember which driver you used? Can you provide me with the standalone driver, I'd like to integrate it myself. Thanks

Well I think you don't need any driver for Windows on ARM on QEMU to works, it just runs. If you want to know what the driver's name is, then it is RPi-Windows-Drivers

I got it, thanks. I know it's slow. I will test it soon.

raspiduino commented 2 years ago

Feel free to open again if you have any questions! Thanks!

raspiduino commented 1 year ago

Not sure whether you deleted your comment or it's some sort of error, but if I remember correctly, for disabling the driver signature, you should wait for Windows to boot to that bluescreen 3 times (it will auto restart or you can just reset the VM manually).

After that there will be a troubleshoots screen and you select startup setting, then click reboot.

After the VM rebooted, press F7 to disable driver signature check.

Thanks!

On Wed, Apr 27, 2022, 14:52 cwbsl @.***> wrote:

I have the same issue with the bluescreen, how can I disable the driver signature?