Vista - unsigned drivers

in cmd i succesfully disabled integrity checks. it was "succesful"
theres really nothing to know its quite easy. still unsigned drivers wont install.
i tried running vista in test mode still doesnt work
i did read an article from some microsoft rep saying there is absolutly no way to disable signed driver checks. and i think hes right.
also ur kidding if u think its easy to install drivers in vista! read all the driver related post just in these forums?
ive succesfully updated my chipset drivers with no dramas in xp ive been spending wks trying to install them via vista though. just doesnt want to do it.

I have had no problems installing drivers which pass the integrity check. I was able to install drivers which failed the integrity check by booting Vista with the option to disable integrity checks. But it has to be done manually at boot by pressing F8 for the menu.

you can use easybcd to allow unsigned drivers

I doubt the option in easybcd still work on drivers (apart temporary drivers)

I recommend these method

METHOD I
1.Run cmd.exe with administrative previlliges (right clik as admin on this file) and type

bcdedit /set testsigning on

+ restart
2.After restart you can now install driver (it is only possibly if driver is already non-credential signed - you have to split non-credential signing and MS signing) and remove watermark - because you'll have on screen title "Test mode" TCP-Z, Best TCP/IP Patch: Remove Watermark, V0.8, Build 20090509

METHOD II (with non-credential signing also and interesting lecture)
Driver Signature Enforcement Overrider 1.3b - NGOHQ.com

I my opinion METHOD II is better

FYI
ver 1.3b is fully compatbile with UAC