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Old 07-07-2008   #1 (permalink)


Vista Home Premium x64
 
 

Test mode????

Hello,

I recently tried to install hmonitor (from www.hmonitor.com)on my vista home premium x64 and it came up with something about driver signing then it asked to reboot so i did. When the computer booted back up it had TEST MODE in all four corners of the screen and it is really annoying.
I removed hmonitor and the TEST MODE is still there.

Anyone have any idea how to remove this?

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Old 07-07-2008   #2 (permalink)


Vista 64-bit Ultimate Win7 64-bit Ultimate XP SP3 32-bit Pro
 
 

Re: Test mode????

Hello eskimo,

Welcome to Vista Forums!

Have a look at the tutorial at the link below, try a point dated before the install.

System Restore - How to

Keep us informed.





Later Ted
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Old 07-07-2008   #3 (permalink)


Vista Home Premium x64
 
 

Re: Test mode????

Sorry should have mentioned i already tried a restore point before the install.

Also gave microsoft a ring and they want $80 to give me stage 2 support.
I'm sure this can be fixed without the need for microsoft.

i have attached a photo of what happened when i tried some of the below info,
How to turn OFF "Test Mode" in Vista x64 Ultimate
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Old 07-07-2008   #4 (permalink)


Vista Home Premium x64
 
 

Re: Test mode????

Problem is fixed thanks to the below piece of info.


Quote:
To use BCDEdit, the user must be a member of the Administrator group on the system and run the command from an elevated command prompt. An elevated command prompt can be launched by creating a desktop shortcut to cmd.exe, right-clicking the shortcut, and then clicking Run as administrator.
The following shows an example of running BDCEdit at the command prompt.

// Do not accept test signed kernel mode signatures
Bcdedit.exe –set TESTSIGNING OFF
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