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Help Annoying ADB issue

varun.chitre15

Android Expert
our a70's ADB drivers ate not digitally signed so windows 7 doesn't accept it and shows exclamation mark in device manager and I cannot use ADB.
So at every boot I have to disable driver enforcement in advanced options by pressing F8.
Is there any software which disables driver enforcement automatically at boot for windows 7
 
I don't know any but i m also using those same drivers & same bloody windows 7.I have no such issue and I can use adb very nicely.Will update u if find something on this.
 
Are ur drivers digitally signed???????????
Nope, when I installed them it said driver not signed, would u like to continue and i clicked Install Anyway....thats it...i have also other drivers e.g.bluetooth which are not digitally signed but I have no issue with any of them.
 
will u pls just do this?
right click on computer>click manage>click device manager>expand the adb interface section and see whether there is exclamation mark under Micromax A70 ADB Interface
 
Just wait,i m having an overseas call...update u soon ok.

EDIT:
I just checked n there is no exclamation mark.
Well I have already posted a link for adb drivers in ADB workout tutorial n i m using those only without any issue.
 
ADB is working.
Its not the issue.
Why my windows 7 doesn't accept unsigned drivers by default.
I have to always disable the drivers signature enforcement during boot by pressing F8 and then start and then only ADB works otherwise not.
 
I think you are 64 bit system...m i right?

EDIT:
U r not answering but I consider I m right coz i m on 32 bit so no issue.
I have found two solution for u.
1) Group Policy Control
1. Go to Start -> Run -> GPEdit.msc
2. Now go to User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Driver Installation -> Code signing for drivers

If this is inaccessible then change it via Registry:

1. Go to Start -> Run -> regedit.exe
2. Look for: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Wind ows NT\Driver Signing]
3. Change the BehaviorOnFailedVerify key value to "0" for ignore, "1" for getting just warning mesage and "2" to block completely.


2) A software called Driver Signature Enforecement Overrider (how to is also on that page)

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Tweak/Video-Tweak/Driver-Signature-Enforcement-Overrider.shtml

Look, I havn't tested this so can't give u any guaranty...
 
I think you are 64 bit system...m i right?

EDIT:
U r not answering but I consider I m right coz i m on 32 bit so no issue.
I have found two solution for u.
1) Group Policy Control
1. Go to Start -> Run -> GPEdit.msc
2. Now go to User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Driver Installation -> Code signing for drivers

If this is inaccessible then change it via Registry:

1. Go to Start -> Run -> regedit.exe
2. Look for: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Wind ows NT\Driver Signing]
3. Change the BehaviorOnFailedVerify key value to "0" for ignore, "1" for getting just warning mesage and "2" to block completely.


2) A software called Driver Signature Enforecement Overrider (how to is also on that page)

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Tweak/Video-Tweak/Driver-Signature-Enforcement-Overrider.shtml

Look, I havn't tested this so can't give u any guaranty...


Yes I m on 64 bit.
thanks I will try your solution.
Sorry for no reply but I was in my tution so.
Will update you soon.
 
Fabulous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The second solution helped i.e The software link u gave in Softpedia.
I suggest u to paste this solution in ur tutorial by making a 64bit section.
Thank you very much.
No more doing that boring stuff now.
thank you again.
 
Fabulous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The second solution helped i.e The software link u gave in Softpedia.
I suggest u to paste this solution in ur tutorial by making a 64bit section.
Thank you very much.
No more doing that boring stuff now.
thank you again.
Anytime dude...
I am considering your advice to add this to tutorial..

EDIT:
Added in tutorial.
 
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