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Installing unsigned drivers in unattended

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I've got my unattended disc set up and everythign is working great right now except that I can not get my monitor drivers to take.

I have the correct path to the monitor drivers.

OemPnPDriversPath="DRIVERS\A7V266E\MONITOR"

And i have this

DriverSigningPolicy=Ignore

All of my other drivers are being used during unattended, but then again they are all signed. Can anyone think why this is happening?

Thanks,

Blyster


post setupapi.log and use the reg hack to have more verbose setupapi logging.

-gosh

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I started looking through my setupapi.log file and i realize that since my monitor driver is not signed(no signed drivers available) it lowers the rank of the driver below the rank of the Standard PnP driver. I am not sure about a reg hack to get a more detailed setupapi.log file, but ill search for it. I also am not having luck installing the VIA4in1 drivers during anattended either. Seems like its the same problem with the rank getting lowered.

Blyster

Here is my setupapi.log file

I have a similar problem with my monitor drivers. All of my other drivers install unattended, but the monitor always uses the "Default Monitor" driver. The strange thing is that the drivers I have are signed.

I have a Dell 1900FP and am using drivers for it that I downloaded from WindowsUpdate. Haven't looked into the setupapi.log file, but if anyone has any ideas, I'd appreciate it. Thanks.

Matt

How many times :)

edit your i386\HIVESFT.INF and change line containing

HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Driver Signing"

to

HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Driver Signing","Policy",0x00000001,00

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