REQ Virtual CloneDrive 5111 silent method

[bphlpt]

Oh, sorry. Thanks. I misunderstood. I thought you said the code you posted was "somewhat modified". Thanks again.

Cheers and Regards

Edited March 14, 2010 by bphlpt

[rodyefew]

Oh, sorry. Thanks. I misunderstood. I thought you said the code you posted was "somewhat modified". Thanks again.

Cheers and Regards

Hi,

This is the (somewhat) modified code (above).

The original is here: http://www.911cd.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=19316

I couldn't get the original code to compile for some reason. Probably just a bad copy / paste job.

Regards,

rodyefew

[ThinkPsy]

To get rid of the driver warning you can install the digital signature from the setup.exe and add it to local certificate store.

• Copy attached certmgr.exe (*) to a temporary directory, e.g. c:\TEMP
  
• Right-click SetupVirtualCloneDrive5440.exe --> Properties --> Digital Signatures
  
• Open Details --> Show certificate
  
• Go to details tab and copy the certificate to a temporary directory, e.g. c:\TEMP\ElaborateBytesAG.cer
  
• Open a command prompt and enter the following command:
  

c:\TEMP\certmgr.exe -add -c c:\TEMP\ElaborateBytesAG.cer -s -r localMachine TrustedPublisher

• Install Virtual CloneDrive with the following command
  

SetupVirtualCloneDrive5440.exe /S /noreboot

Et voilà

Regards,

ThinkPsy

(*) The certificate manager is a tool provided by Microsoft. You can get it with Windows Server 2008 Ressource Kit.

certmgr.exe

[deoren]

Very cool, thanks for posting that info.

[jezza333]

• Copy attached certmgr.exe (*) to a temporary directory, e.g. c:\TEMP
  
• Right-click SetupVirtualCloneDrive5440.exe --> Properties --> Digital Signatures
  
• Open Details --> Show certificate
  
• Go to details tab and copy the certificate to a temporary directory, e.g. c:\TEMP\ElaborateBytesAG.cer
  
• Open a command prompt and enter the following command:
  

c:\TEMP\certmgr.exe -add -c c:\TEMP\ElaborateBytesAG.cer -s -r localMachine TrustedPublisher

You can actually use Windows' inbuilt certificate manager in Win7/2K8R2 to alleviate the need for another file if you have these OS: certutil.exe -addstore "TrustedPublisher" [cert_file_name.cer]

Thanks for the process though, very handy!

Edited March 2, 2011 by jezza333

[sebus]

Anybody has a working drive letter change script that works with Win7?

The one above works fine with XP only

Thanks

sebus

[Geej]

Maybe this ?

[sebus]

Do not know, as the link it dead

sebus

[submix8c]

Go here instead. New (working) link inside the Topic.

edit -

Uhhh... that's just a Silent Installer.... Unzipped, then Split to inspect, so... it doesn't satisfy either the DriverSigning or the ChangeLetter mentioned previously.

Edited February 8, 2013 by submix8c