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Is Self Attestation Driver signing being withdrawn
I had some issues with signing a driver today (after accepting some agreements from Microsoft I managed to do this)
However after looking around at what could be the problem I came across this link.
Is self attestation going away? Do we all have to go down the WHCP route?
I am not really sure what 'retail audience' means.
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No. What that says is Microsoft will no longer publish attestation-signed drivers in their driver library, which is what Windows searches if you tell it to "search for a suitable driver".
Frankly, I didn't think that was ever possible. I thought to PATH to the driver library always went directly through WHQL.
Tim Roberts, [email protected]
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
Okay thanks for that. My supervisor will be happy.