- #WINDOWS 10 DRIVER SIGNING DISABLE PERMANENTLY INSTALL#
- #WINDOWS 10 DRIVER SIGNING DISABLE PERMANENTLY DRIVER#
- #WINDOWS 10 DRIVER SIGNING DISABLE PERMANENTLY FULL#
Actually, the only required tool which is not available in Windows by default is SRVANY.EXE because REGINI.EXE is actually present in all Windows 2000/XP/2003. Now I only need to prepare a script which would add all the necessary settings automatically - add/change lines in TXTSETUP.SIF, HIVESYS.INF and DOSNET.INF. I set "Administrators" to read only and the system was unable to change it It remained switched off from the beginning till the end. On the other hand, REGINI.EXE does work and it's possible to adjust the permission settings when it's run as a service. I've done some testing with XP but I couldn't manage to make the AddReg Security settings through TXTSETUP.SIF work. This would explain how the policy is turned off (due to the WINNT.SIF settings) and then turned on after the setup has finished. I've found out that there are two checks for the policy during the GUI setup - one at the very beginning and another one near the end. That's why the signing policy had been first disabled during the GUI setup but available later after the system was started for the first time. It seems that setting DriverSigningPolicy=Ignore in WINNT.SIF changes the registry value to 00.
#WINDOWS 10 DRIVER SIGNING DISABLE PERMANENTLY DRIVER#
System PNP part does reset the Driver Signing setting.ĭriver Signing is required at PNP part.
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I apologize: winnt.sif DriverSigningPolicy=Ignore was set in adddition.ĭSigning.inf is added at end of textmode, security settings are set. Seems to be nice work around as for GUI mode PNP.
#WINDOWS 10 DRIVER SIGNING DISABLE PERMANENTLY INSTALL#
GUI mode PNP does install USB storage device without a message.įull installed XP ask for drivers, if a new USB device attached. However driver has to be signed still.ĭriver Signing policy is at strange state:
#WINDOWS 10 DRIVER SIGNING DISABLE PERMANENTLY FULL#
HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Driver Signing debug","Policy",0x1,00ĭriver Signing policy is set to 00 at end of textmode.Īnd is available at full installed XP stil.ĭriver Signing policy is set to 00. HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Driver Signing","Policy",0x1,00 HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Driver Signing debug" "%systemroot%\regedit" instead of just "regedit". I've also found out that (most of?) system files are not registered yet at this stage so it's necessary to always use full paths, ex. This is a "standard" list of services which are started at the beginning of the GUI setup: HKLM,"SYSTEM\Setup\AllowStart\subinacl",0x00000010Īt the moment I still need to do more tests related to the service because I don't know whether it runs but fails or rather doesn't run at all.
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HKLM,"SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\subinacl\Parameters","Application",0x000000000,"subinacl.exe /keyreg ""HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Driver Signing"" /deny=Administrators"
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HKLM,"SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\subinacl","ObjectName",0x00000000,"LocalSystem" HKLM,"SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\subinacl","DisplayName",0x00000000,"subinacl" HKLM,"SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\subinacl","ImagePath",0x00020000,"%SystemRoot%\system32\srvany.exe"