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Win7 x64 Driver Signing weirdness

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ESBoltz

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I had been using AnyDVD and VCD on my Win7 x64 workstation for a while. I recently did a nuke-n-pave and had to reinstall. Now, when installing as Administrator, vcd v.5.4.50 doesn't work properly.
In device manager, I see the virtual clonedrive under storage controllers with a yellow caution on it, saying how Windows didn't load the driver because it wasn't signed. Also, I get no additional drive letter. Also, when trying to mount a ISO, I get a vcd error."Error: Can't open VCD!"

I have uninstalled, and deleted the folder, redownloaded, and reinstalled - while rebooting every step of the way, and still no joy. I have even used bcdedit to modify my driver signing, but I still get the exact same errors.

HEEEEEEEELP!!!!!!!!!!:bang:
 
ESBoltz said:
I had been using AnyDVD and VCD on my Win7 x64 workstation for a while. I recently did a nuke-n-pave and had to reinstall. Now, when installing as Administrator, vcd v.5.4.50 doesn't work properly.
In device manager, I see the virtual clonedrive under storage controllers with a yellow caution on it, saying how Windows didn't load the driver because it wasn't signed. Also, I get no additional drive letter. Also, when trying to mount a ISO, I get a vcd error."Error: Can't open VCD!"

I have uninstalled, and deleted the folder, redownloaded, and reinstalled - while rebooting every step of the way, and still no joy. I have even used bcdedit to modify my driver signing, but I still get the exact same errors.

HEEEEEEEELP!!!!!!!!!!:bang:
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The driver is signed properly. Make sure, you have all Windows certificate updates installed. Make sure, you install from the original (signed and unaltered) installer.
 
Similar issue

Hello,

I have a similar issue - but I think this was an error on my end and I can't figure out how to correct it. I did a clean Win7x64 install, installed VCD and *think* I got click happy and didnt click the right button when it said to install the driver.

I can see the virtual drive in device manager with its yellow icon in other devices, it says it has an issue with the driver not being signed. I've uninstalled and deleted vclone.sys from C:\windows\system32\drivers (rebooting every time) but still when I do a re-install of VCD I do not get prompted to add the driver (approve if you will).

Suggestions?
Mitch
 
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