Authenticode Digitally signed driver

you should turn testing on first and install the driver and see if it will work before you go down the path of signing it

Bcdedit.exe /set TESTSIGNING ON

to turn it on open an elevated command prompt then run that command reboot and install your driver

I need to digitally sign a print driver so that customers do not get the
install warning. I do not want to have to pay the cost to get MS logo cert.
I found a Windows Platform Design Note that describes how to sign the driver
using an Authenticode signature. As usual, the information is not totally
clear but it seems that I can acquire an Authenticode signature from a third
party and using MS tools sign a driver package. Does anyone know if the code
can be used with multiple packages? And, since the code is issued on a
yearly subscription, will the driver no longer install correctly after the
yearly expiration date?

thanks

Thanks, but our customers are requesting it to be signed so I have to sign
it.

"chinga69" <chinga69.2riq6w@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
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>
> you should turn testing on first and install the driver and see if it
> will work before you go down the path of signing it
>
> Bcdedit.exe /set TESTSIGNING ON
>
> to turn it on open an elevated command prompt then run that command
> reboot and install your driver
>
>
> --
> chinga69
>
> CHEERS CHINGA69
>

heres the document i used when i self signed a 878sys driver this should help you get started

download.microsoft.com/download/9/c/5/9c5b2167-8017-4bae-9fde-d599bac8184a/64bitDriverSigning.doc