driver not signed problem

[FarCry3r]

vLite, the best things a human can create for Vista. Love it, use it, and happy with the result.

But...

I tried installing vLite'd Vista on Virtual PC to test it out, and it seems that Vista cannot detect my network driver because I've removed it in vLite. So, I installed the FULL Vista (which have all the drivers, of course...) on other PC, use Driver Magician to backup the Audio and Network driver for my PC and then integrate the drivers into vLite.

When installing, at the end of install process, when it says Completing Installation, I got warned about unsigned driver from Vista setup bla bla bla... So I just clicked continue.

But when the installation finished, the Audio driver still not installed and luckily I didn't deleted YET the drivers I backupped before so I still can reinstall it. Again, Vista complaining about the driver isn't signed, but of course it still works flawlessly...

My question is, the drivers I backupped is the one from Vista itself, so why does Vista said that the driver isn't signed? Can that be avoided in the future version of vLite? because it's annoying to see those warnings in Vista setup...

Right now, I'm using vLite'd Vista Ultimate x86 on:

Pentium 4 3.0GHz

512MB DDR RAM

14GB HDD

again, thanks to nuhi for this great app, the only reason I use Vista at first place... keep up the good works!

[nuhi]

Extracted driver doesn't guarantee untouched (still signed) inf file with a appropriate CAT file.

Conclusion, either download WHQL manufacturer driver and integrate or keep Ethernet drivers, they are not that big.

[FarCry3r]

yeah, I've choosed to adapt the latter method, burn vlite ISO with the driver on other folder and have to install it manually... at least they work...