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RX 570 WINDOWS VISTA EXTENDED KERNELL

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can someone make some video or send some video tutorial on how to install the amd rx570 driver in windows vista, because i'm not getting it any way, i downloaded a package of drivers that i found here on the forum, but i couldn't make it work, if someone has this plate and can help me, i'm thankful, thank you! 

Edited by iquinhokaique

Check the driver error code from Device Manager.

If error code 39 = most likely the driver's .sys files have MISSING DEPENDENCY FUNCTIONS.

Solution: Use NTOSKRNL Emu_Extender (follow the given steps to set up and use). You need to always pressing F8 on every boot and then select Disable Driver Signature Enforcement.

Required tools:

  • The NTOSKRNL Emu_Extender repository from GitHub
  • Dependency Walker x64 (for checking what are the missing functions in the driver files)
  • CFF Explorer (for modifying the major and minor values in optional header section, renaming the import directory filenames, and recalculating the checksum)
  • Windows 7/8.1/10 VM with WDK 7.1.0 installed inside and some enabled RW shared folders or bidirectional drag and drops with the host machine

Note: Use Dependency Walker on host machine (Windows Vista machine)!

Edited by Brickedandroid

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