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| Vista Ultimate 64 | Driver signing for VMWare server on Vista 64 Hi all, My first post - please pardon any snafus of etiquette Could somebody provide a list of all the drivers that would need signing? Would the following method work: 1. Use F8 to stop requiring signed drivers 2. Install VMWare server on Vista 64 3. Use method from ATI Radeon HD 4870 4850 3850 3870 2900 2600 NVIDIA GeForce 280 260 9800 9600 8800 8600 - NGOHQ.com to sign necessary drivers 4. Reboot without F8 - presumably the signed drivers should now function ?? If this seems reasonable - is there a complete list of drivers that I ought to go sign in 3) above? What's the gotcha? Thanks, rao |
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