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1. #How to disable driver signature enforcement on asus install#
2. #How to disable driver signature enforcement on asus drivers#

This method works from within Vista so the instructions are the same whether single or multiple operating systems are present.Ĭlick Start, then in the Search box type "cmd".

#How to disable driver signature enforcement on asus drivers#

In order for these third party drivers to load, you must repeat this process every time you boot the PC.

#How to disable driver signature enforcement on asus install#

You will now be able to install software such as ATITool, ATI Tray Tools, or PowerStrip which install their own drivers. One of the options will be to disable driver signature enforcement. You will be presented with several options for booting Vista. In order for these third party drivers to load, you must repeat this process every time you boot the PC.ĭual/Multi OS with Vista boot selection - When the list of operating systems is displayed, select Vista and press F8. Single OS - begin pressing the F8 key when you see IRQ and resource information while booting (immediately after POST). Use of either of these methods is at your own risk. Neither of these methods works 100% for every program, and both do technically open your PC to potential stability/security risks although the chances are slim. The first must be done every time you boot the PC, the second is permanent. There are 2 known ways to work around Vista's driver signature enforcement. This is a problem for those of us that run programs such as ATITool or custom drivers for our video cards such as WarCats because driver signature enforcement blocks the use of third party drivers which limits their functionality. Vista requires that all drivers installed on the system be tested and approved by Microsoft, at the expense of the driver author. One of my main annoyances with Vista (and I'm sure I'm not the only one here) is that driver signature checks are enforced by default and difficult to work around.