Driver Signature Issues about titanhide HOT 11 CLOSED

Original comment by John Smith (Bitbucket: Johner1261, GitHub: Unknown):

I fixed it with sfc /scannow somehow!

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Original comment by John Smith (Bitbucket: Johner1261, GitHub: Unknown):

Hey I fixed it! I did sfc /scannow and it solved the problem somehow! Thanks so much for TitanHide and trying to help!

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Original comment by Duncan (Bitbucket: mrexodia, GitHub: mrexodia):

Hey, sorry.. but I really cannot help you with this matter. The error comes out of nowhere and your installation guide should be good. You could try it in a VM with testsigning enabled...

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Original comment by John Smith (Bitbucket: Johner1261, GitHub: Unknown):

Here's a picture of the issue with ServiceManager included. http://i.imgur.com/rVKSy86.png

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Original comment by John Smith (Bitbucket: Johner1261, GitHub: Unknown):

I can try and label my steps. Maybe you can tell me if I went wrong anywhere?

• Installed Windows 7 x64
• Installed a bunch of Windows Updates including Service Pack 1.
• Saw this, tried setting it up by doing the following:
• Downloading the latest version.
• Disabling Patchguard
• Copying it to C:\Windows\System32\Drivers
• Creating and starting the service.
• Get that problem in the first post.
• Do tons of Googling and end up trying to sign the driver in a ton of different ways.
• Fail
• Post here

Not sure what I'm doing wrong.

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Original comment by Duncan (Bitbucket: mrexodia, GitHub: mrexodia):

hm, I dont get it... :D

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Original comment by John Smith (Bitbucket: Johner1261, GitHub: Unknown):

Definitely. http://i.imgur.com/oWZWLj5.png

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Original comment by Duncan (Bitbucket: mrexodia, GitHub: mrexodia):

It's kinda strange indeed. Are you sure you're booting the correct OS entry?

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Original comment by John Smith (Bitbucket: Johner1261, GitHub: Unknown):

No, UAC is completely disabled. Fyyre's patch already applies that. I'm not sure what to do about it. Maybe I missed something very obvious?

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Original comment by Duncan (Bitbucket: mrexodia, GitHub: mrexodia):

Hm, very strange... Do you have UAC enabled? You could try this: http://en.kioskea.net/faq/3914-windows-7-disable-signature-verification-of-drivers

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Original comment by John Smith (Bitbucket: Johner1261, GitHub: Unknown):

I completely forgot to add that this is Windows 7 x64 SP1.

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