I need to install a driver on a Windows 7 64 bit machine. This driver is open source, so it is not digitally signed. , So I want to do it myself, but I wonder if it can be done without paying a lot of money. Is it possible to use a certificate that is not signed or not? Perhaps using self-signing or instead?
And if so, how do I do this? According to one, , I will have to use "cross-certificate" (and only available on the Microsoft list six are available and most of them are for CA, which are no longer active).
I do not care that the user is facing the warning message. I can also accept that the user must first establish a special certificate. I only need that the driver runs every manual manually without disabling the signature check on every startup.
No, the driver must be crossed by one of those specific certificates and thus the driver Must have to sign one of those CAs. You can sign the driver on the machine for testing purposes, but obviously you do not want to do it on production machines. Sorry, this is just like that.
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