October 5, 200520 yr HiNot sure if this has been asked yet but here goes.We have a new web cam we want to deploy via Active Directory.I have a msi package for it but because our users are not admins they can not install the unsigned drivers it requires.Is there anyway to sign them myself?Or is there a tool that allows me to bi-pass this requirement of windows?Cheers Edited October 6, 200520 yr by Bâshrat the Sneaky
October 5, 200520 yr Author The group policy setting dont work.And we dont want to have to do this to tons of pc's the whole time.Cheers
October 5, 200520 yr Create an MSI setup that executes WatchDriverSigingPolicy.exe (or a self-made AutoIt compiled script). For as long as WatchDriverSigningPolicy.exe is active, you will be able to install any driver!
October 5, 200520 yr Author is that in windows?Where could I get this?Cheers for the help manYour a life saver
October 6, 200520 yr Author Found the file at:http://unattended.msfn.org/intermediate/drivers/cd.htmWill post my progress
October 6, 200520 yr Author Sadly it does not appear to work.I confirmed the registry keys after using the exe but when I manually try to install the drivers I still get the dialog.Will do some more research but it aint looking good
October 6, 200520 yr This .exe has to be running DURING driver installation, that must be the reason why it doesn't work for you!
October 7, 200520 yr Author LOLI ran the exewent into windows hardware.clicked update driverslinked to driversit said they were unsigned and came with the usual confirm screenI installed themI used task manager to close the exe.What is the correct order?Cheers again for the help
October 7, 200520 yr LOLI ran the exewent into windows hardware.clicked update driverslinked to driversit said they were unsigned and came with the usual confirm screenI installed themI used task manager to close the exe.What is the correct order?Cheers again for the help Odd... Could you please tell me WHICH WatchDriverSigningPolicy.exe you're using? (Where did you get it?)
October 13, 200520 yr Are they domain users with no local profile? if so you could temp add them to the local admin group via a script then remove after the install, you can also use (the mostly forgotten) RUNAS command from a batch file as part of the install the only problem with RUNAS is that you would need to use a third party app to pass the the admin password to RUNAS
October 13, 200520 yr Author Interesting concept there.Yeh all users are domain based.Going to have a look around. Got a bluetooth dongle here and its software bi-passes policies etc when installing on a machine before sp2 (MS would not sign drivers to work on SP1 as it was unsupported).
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