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Re: Unsigned Kernel Mode print drivers.
The interesting thing is that I was able to install a kernel mode print
driver via a local installation, Its just that I'm not able to do the same
thing under a network installation..
"JW" <JW@nospam.nspam> wrote in message
news:819535DF-F6D2-4F2D-B0E4-8BBE507921CF@microsoft.com...
> One of the biggest security changes implemented in Vista was that no
> kernal mode drivers could be installed like they could in previous
> versions of Windows such as Windows XP. If you are possibly trying to
> install some XP drivers in XP compatibility mode then I am not surprised
> that they would not be allowed.
> "freddy" <fkirschen@tidalwave.net> wrote in message
> news:77629F27-C55F-45A3-A949-8E6A7D4DA03F@microsoft.com...
>> jereviscious,
>>
>> If you don't get your answer, try google. It must be out there
>> somewhere.
>> I don't know for sure, but Vista may lock you out of Kernel Mode for
>> good.
>> Just a thought.
>> --
>> freddy
>>
>>
>> "jereviscious" wrote:
>>
>>> Thanks for the feedback..
>>>
>>> Unfortunately, no luck. Its these "Kernel Mode" print drivers that are
>>> causing the problem.. This is from a network print server...
>>>
>>>
>>> "JW" <JW@nospam.nspam> wrote in message
>>> news:7C46C347-0EEA-48B9-AB54-0D3BD73668C4@microsoft.com...
>>> > If you do an F8 boot you can select to be able to install an unsigned
>>> > driver on Vista 64.
>>> >
>>> > "jereviscious" <here@there.com> wrote in message
>>> > news:%23SIXeuuyHHA.312@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>>> >> Hello all.
>>> >>
>>> >> I believe there is a user or group policy to allow Unsigned Kernel
>>> >> Mode
>>> >> print drives,
>>> >>
>>> >> Can someone tell me where this policy is located?
>>> >>
>>> >> Thanks
>>> >>
>>> >
>>>
>>>
>>>
>
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