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Whoever is using this should be aware that this breaks Windows Update.
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Quote:
What kind of error do you get? -Fyyre |
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Again, I wanted to show that Window's Update does indeed work, using this patch:
http://fyyre.l2-fashion.de/images/wu.jpg |
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maybe wuauclt.exe /detectnow /resetauthorization will help
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This is a nice one.
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nice one :-) will try it these days...
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It works. Thanks a lot!
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@ crabdance there is actually no need for x86 since unsigned drivers are accepted in 32bit windows
can somebody upload to rapidshare pls... |
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Did you read the posting rules??? http://forum.exetools.com/showthread.php?t=6206
And if you wont be lazy you will find in one of above post authors website where is this patch guard available for download... -- Jump |
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Thank Fyyre,Tested on my Windows7(64bit), perfectly!!! Not again by "dseo13b" to windows7 into test mode.
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Does any1 have the latest offsets for x64 Sp1 ?
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NT service indexes? They are same.
If some other offset in question... please specify... -Fyyre
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Best Wishes, Fyyre -- https://github.com/Fyyre |
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Here's how to do it:
Hit Windows ORB in your taskbar Run CMD (Command Prompt) in elevated mode. (Right click | Run as Administrator) NOTE: If you have UAC (User Account Control) enabled, you will get a prompt message. Select YES to continue. Type the following two commands and hit Enter after each line. bcdedit.exe -set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS bcdedit.exe -set TESTSIGNING ON You will receive The operation completed successfully message for both commands. Restart you computer for the changes to take effect. Now, you should be able to install unsigned drivers on Windows 7 SP1. If you're like me, you might want to revert changes that we've just made after successful installation of unsigned drivers. To do so repeat the steps above and in the Command Prompt enter the following commands: bcdedit.exe -set loadoptions DENABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS bcdedit.exe -set TESTSIGNING OFF |
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The switch DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS was only present on Windows Vista alpha/beta versions and has been removed in Vista RC. It was never available on any Windows 7 version.
TESTSIGNING ON does not allow you to load unsigned drivers, it only allows you to load selfsigned drivers. It has nothing to do with installing selfsigned drivers, it only allows them to be loaded. As soon as you use TESTSIGNING OFF Windows will only load drivers signed or cross-signed by Microsoft again and doesn't care if you installed selfsigned drivers in TESTSIGNING mode. Both switches do not disable PatchGuard, the thing this thread is about. Please read the topic und check your posts before you copy&paste something which is false information and does not have anything to do with the topic. |
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Fyyre (06-03-2011) |
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add(1.cmd):
bcdedit -set %ENTRY_GUID% locale zh-CN or: bcdedit -set %ENTRY_GUID% locale en-US appearing to Starting: Four-color logo of Microsoft |
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Fyyre (07-11-2011) |
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