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I'm trying to install FreeOTFE on 64bit Windows 7. FreeOTFE comes with many drivers for various encryption algorithms, that need to be installed.
Windows gives me the error, that since those aren't signed drivers, they won't be installed.
How do I turn those signature checks off, and back on?
I tried setting boot config values:
bcdedit -set loadoptions DISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS
bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING OFF
But after a reboot, things were still the same.
All I know is, that I need to switch Windows into test mode, but how do I do that? The other alternative is to install a 3rd-party tool, to temporarily override the signature enforcement, but I don't really want that.
Thanks, this kinda helped. Installing FreeOTFE didn't get easier with this though. And sadly, I can't ask anyone else to go through those steps. It seems LUKS will stay only at Linux forever... – polemon – 2012-02-22T00:07:59.130
I just got it working on my new installation. LUKS drive mounted on Windows 7 x64. The only downside is "test mode" (or something) displayed on the botton right of the desktop. I've edited my answer to reflect the steps I needed to take. Hope it helps! – Redsandro – 2012-02-22T11:51:58.120