Windows 10: How to load unsigned drivers on the windows pre installation environment

I'm trying to load a specific unsigned driver on a windows preinstalltion environment through opening up boot.wim, taking out the system key, adding a service on boot, and putting it back in and I also enabled test signing and disabled integrity checks by finding bcd-template and adding the values there. But I still get the recovery screen on boot saying it couldn't verify the digital signature of said driver Is there any other way or did I mess up something?

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Installing Windows on AMD RAID Array --> Unsigned Drivers WTF?!

This sounds promising:
Code: Copy your unsigned driver to USB stick or other media (you will probably need only one .inf and a .sys file) Start Windows 7 setup. At this point, Do Not Select 'Install' as your RAID controller will not be detected if it's not supported by Win7 Click 'Repair'. Wait for the pseudo-scanner to finish. Click load driver. Point to your unsigned driver (the .inf file) you previously copied to USB stick or other media. Wait again for the pseudo-scanner to finish. Click the 'x' in the corner to close the repair mode. Click 'Install' to start the installation. Now your RAID controller and RAID Drives will be detected and there will be no warning of unsigned drivers.[/quote] I hope this gets you home. I'm still at work also, but this is due to some Kaspersky problems the latest windows update screwed up.

 

Installing Windows on AMD RAID Array --> Unsigned Drivers WTF?!

I tried the driver off the CD and I get the same message about it being Unsigned.

And I think Intel RAID works because they have used the same basic RAID controller design for years, AMD has updated theirs recently so there aren't build in drivers for SB950.

[/quote]I hope this gets you home. I'm still at work also, but this is due to some Kaspersky problems the latest windows update screwed up. Click to expand... I tried that, it tells the driver folder doesn't contain information about my hardware. But when I point to the same files during the normal setup it does detect that the folder contains drivers for the RAID controller.*Bang Head :banghead:

 

Trying to Install Unsigned Driver for DJI Flight Controller on USB

You might try this:

Installing Unsigned Drivers by Disabling Integrity Checks
To disable integrity checks:
STEP 1: Open the Command Prompt as admin from the Power User menu, then execute the command: bcdedit /set nointegritychecks off
STEP 2: After executing the command, restart your PC, and then proceed in installing the unsigned driver for your system.
STEP 3: To re-enable integrity check, execute the below command as an admin in the command prompt: bcdedit /set nointegritychecks on
STEP 4: When you get the message saying the operation was successful, restart your system and you’re good to go.