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hjlee67
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As I develop the Kernel Driver, I would like to clarify the difference between the following two sentences.
Unfortunately, even MSDM's explanations have been found to be vague.
<1>. Disable driver signature enforcement (in Advanced Boot option)
<2>. bcdedit /set testsigning on
I think I know clearly about <1>.
Digital Sing verification of all drivers is omitted.
Unsigned Driver can be used and is valid until the next reboot.
This is the question from here.
In the case of <2>, do it include the meaning of <1>?
Or does it mean that it also accepts TestSign in addition to the existing verification?
(In other words, to load my driver, TestSing must be applied to the driver, which means that unsigned driver is not allowed)
Some Microsoft msdn documents say that I need <2> to use an unsignd driver.
Which of the two is right?
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Unfortunately, even MSDM's explanations have been found to be vague.
<1>. Disable driver signature enforcement (in Advanced Boot option)
<2>. bcdedit /set testsigning on
I think I know clearly about <1>.
Digital Sing verification of all drivers is omitted.
Unsigned Driver can be used and is valid until the next reboot.
This is the question from here.
In the case of <2>, do it include the meaning of <1>?
Or does it mean that it also accepts TestSign in addition to the existing verification?
(In other words, to load my driver, TestSing must be applied to the driver, which means that unsigned driver is not allowed)
Some Microsoft msdn documents say that I need <2> to use an unsignd driver.
Which of the two is right?
Continue reading...