If you press F8 while Windows boots it will bring up the Windows boot menu and one of the options is to disable driver signing. I have to do this for one other piece of software that shares the 64bit driver signing issue.
Please update the program to allow it to run in a 64bit environment and just make sure users install the program while in the mode above and to use your program they will have to boot into the above mode.
J
Answer by
Julia Bocchetta
Open a Command Prompt (Start > Run > Cmd) and enter the following command:
bcdedit /set nointegritychecks ON
It will disable driver verification allowing you to install the driver for the time being.
Notice that this option is not recommended at all because it could compromise the stability of your OS.
Look for the “Suggest a correction” link found on the application's page and use it to suggest updated links, screenshots, version information, etc. Note that you must be a registered user at Software/Mac Informer in order to do that. For more information, refer to http://software.informer.com/partners.php#4
If you press F8 while Windows boots it will bring up the Windows boot menu and one of the options is to disable driver signing. I have to do this for one other piece of software that shares the 64bit driver signing issue.
Please update the program to allow it to run in a 64bit environment and just make sure users install the program while in the mode above and to use your program they will have to boot into the above mode.
Open a Command Prompt (Start > Run > Cmd) and enter the following command:
bcdedit /set nointegritychecks ON
It will disable driver verification allowing you to install the driver for the time being.
Notice that this option is not recommended at all because it could compromise the stability of your OS.
Look for the “Suggest a correction” link found on the application's page and use it to suggest updated links, screenshots, version information, etc. Note that you must be a registered user at Software/Mac Informer in order to do that.
For more information, refer to http://software.informer.com/partners.php#4