Starforce protection problems

Hi everyone, not sure if this should be here or in the drivers section but it's a game that’s caused this.
I bought Dreamfall The Longest Journey yesterday and although its installed fine, a copy protection program it forces you to install adds a driver to the windows directory. A driver that someone decided would be better if it weren’t digitally signed...
Anyway my computer is now spitting it's dummy out on boot unless I tape it in with the advanced boot menu. Is there anything I can do about this? or do I just have to put up with pressing F8 every time my pc starts until I get bored and uninstall the game.

The driver is called sfsync04.sys

I heard there is a way to make Vista always forego driver checking on boot but I'd rather not do that as I don’t see the point of compromising my pc's security for the sake of one game.

Vista Ultimate x64 sp1

Pain in the ass isnt it , the developer of Riva Tuner had the same problem , we were all complaining about it over at the guru3d forums for months , riva tuner was just unusable unless you opted out of boot protection per session , i ended up turning it off altogether , My antivirus checks all startup programs on bootup anyway.

There is no other way around it mate thats all you can do

Incidently riva tuner is now digitally signed , and you know what the dev had to do to get his signiture from microsoft............pay them a fee , thats it!! makes a mockery out of the whole thing doesnt it

Alright cheers, can't have everything can we heh. It's a point and click adventure game so I will probably get bored after half an hour (It had a nice looking box with a girl on the back how could I not buy it >.>)

Incidentally do you know if there is a IPX driver thats signed? my friends and I have alot of lan matches but were limited with alot of older games because Vista dosn't have ipx networking as standard.

Thankyou for the help

sorry the link was for 32 bit vista ive deleted it

Try updating Starforce,

Software Protection. Update Remove Driver

Personally I would return the game explaining why, and if they refuse would probably snap the disk into pieces and send it to the game publishers telling them exactly what I thought of them and their "wonderful" copy protection.