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By default, Windows 10 enforces a rule that only signed drivers can be installed. Due to the nature of many community-made tools being unsigned drivers, this may cause issues, notably with | By default, Windows 10 enforces a rule that only signed drivers can be installed. Due to the nature of many community-made tools being unsigned drivers, this may cause issues, notably with J-Runner. With this guide, you can reboot into "Unsigned driver mode" which will allow you to install unsigned drivers until the next reboot. | ||
# Click Start, type " | # Click Start, type "cmd". Right click Command Prompt and click "Run as Administrator". | ||
# Select Yes or Continue if prompted by UAC. | # Select Yes or Continue if prompted by UAC. | ||
# Type `bcdedit /set TESTSIGNING ON` and press Enter. | # Type `bcdedit /set TESTSIGNING ON` and press Enter. | ||
# Reboot your PC and verify that you see "Test | # Reboot your PC and verify that you see "Test Mode" on your desktop. | ||
Your computer will now allow you to install non-digitally signed drivers. If you restart your computer again the driver signature enforcement will be re-enabled. | Your computer will now allow you to install non-digitally signed drivers. If you restart your computer again the driver signature enforcement will be re-enabled. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:21, 4 September 2024
By default, Windows 10 enforces a rule that only signed drivers can be installed. Due to the nature of many community-made tools being unsigned drivers, this may cause issues, notably with J-Runner. With this guide, you can reboot into "Unsigned driver mode" which will allow you to install unsigned drivers until the next reboot.
- Click Start, type "cmd". Right click Command Prompt and click "Run as Administrator".
- Select Yes or Continue if prompted by UAC.
- Type
bcdedit /set TESTSIGNING ONand press Enter. - Reboot your PC and verify that you see "Test Mode" on your desktop.
Your computer will now allow you to install non-digitally signed drivers. If you restart your computer again the driver signature enforcement will be re-enabled.
Alternate Method
- Click Start > Settings > Update and Security > Recovery > Restart now (under Advanced Startup).
- Click Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Startup Settings > Restart.
- When the Startup Settings page is displayed, press 7 or F7 to disable driver signature enforcement.
Your computer will now allow you to install non-digitally signed drivers. If you restart your computer again the driver signature enforcement will be re-enabled.