Windows 10 Driver(without hardware device) with Error 39, 0xc0000603, Certificate Revoked
Well, the driver was signed by EV Signing Certificate and Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher(WHLKWHQL)
With Secure Boot on Win 10 machine, I got the error code 39(Windows cannot verify the digital signature for this file. The signing certificate for this file has been revoked.)
Here is the full setup log.
The EV Signing Certificate's SN is not in its CRL Distribution Point list.
So, why dose device manager told me my driver's certificate for this file has been revoked?
BTW on Windows 10 and later, its recommend using HLK not HCK.
, thx for the help of @user71659. Now everything works well.
drivers certificate digital-signature code-signing
edited Jan 23 at 7:45
Ahmed Ashour
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asked Jan 21 at 2:11
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Well, the driver was signed by EV Signing Certificate and Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher(WHLKWHQL)
With Secure Boot on Win 10 machine, I got the error code 39(Windows cannot verify the digital signature for this file. The signing certificate for this file has been revoked.)
Here is the full setup log.
The EV Signing Certificate's SN is not in its CRL Distribution Point list.
So, why dose device manager told me my driver's certificate for this file has been revoked?
BTW on Windows 10 and later, its recommend using HLK not HCK.
, thx for the help of @user71659. Now everything works well.
drivers certificate digital-signature code-signing
edited Jan 23 at 7:45
Ahmed Ashour
1,3401715
asked Jan 21 at 2:11
Jack MartinJack Martin
84
Why are you censoring the name of the driver? If we know the name of the driver, we could find out what's going on behind it. Likely the driver or manufacturer has had some sort of security compromise or is malicious.
– user71659
Jan 21 at 2:18
@user71659 will the name of driver cause this issue? It's a test driver written by me. It's not a official name, and I have update the log with driver name.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:28
@user71659 if you need something else, just let me know. And THX!!!!!
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:28
So you wrote the driver yourself and sent it to Microsoft for WHQL testing and signing?
– user71659
Jan 21 at 2:33
@user71659 Yes, screen sortcut
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:38
add a comment |
Well, the driver was signed by EV Signing Certificate and Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher(WHLKWHQL)
With Secure Boot on Win 10 machine, I got the error code 39(Windows cannot verify the digital signature for this file. The signing certificate for this file has been revoked.)
Here is the full setup log.
The EV Signing Certificate's SN is not in its CRL Distribution Point list.
So, why dose device manager told me my driver's certificate for this file has been revoked?
BTW on Windows 10 and later, its recommend using HLK not HCK.
, thx for the help of @user71659. Now everything works well.
drivers certificate digital-signature code-signing
edited Jan 23 at 7:45
Ahmed Ashour
1,3401715
asked Jan 21 at 2:11
Jack MartinJack Martin
84
Well, the driver was signed by EV Signing Certificate and Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher(WHLKWHQL)
With Secure Boot on Win 10 machine, I got the error code 39(Windows cannot verify the digital signature for this file. The signing certificate for this file has been revoked.)
Here is the full setup log.
The EV Signing Certificate's SN is not in its CRL Distribution Point list.
So, why dose device manager told me my driver's certificate for this file has been revoked?
BTW on Windows 10 and later, its recommend using HLK not HCK.
, thx for the help of @user71659. Now everything works well.
drivers certificate digital-signature code-signing
drivers certificate digital-signature code-signing
edited Jan 23 at 7:45
Ahmed Ashour
1,3401715
asked Jan 21 at 2:11
Jack MartinJack Martin
84
edited Jan 23 at 7:45
Ahmed Ashour
1,3401715
asked Jan 21 at 2:11
Jack MartinJack Martin
84
edited Jan 23 at 7:45
Ahmed Ashour
1,3401715
edited Jan 23 at 7:45
Ahmed Ashour
1,3401715
edited Jan 23 at 7:45
Ahmed Ashour
1,3401715
1,3401715
asked Jan 21 at 2:11
Jack MartinJack Martin
84
asked Jan 21 at 2:11
Jack MartinJack Martin
84
asked Jan 21 at 2:11
Jack MartinJack Martin
84
84
Why are you censoring the name of the driver? If we know the name of the driver, we could find out what's going on behind it. Likely the driver or manufacturer has had some sort of security compromise or is malicious.
– user71659
Jan 21 at 2:18
@user71659 will the name of driver cause this issue? It's a test driver written by me. It's not a official name, and I have update the log with driver name.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:28
@user71659 if you need something else, just let me know. And THX!!!!!
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:28
So you wrote the driver yourself and sent it to Microsoft for WHQL testing and signing?
– user71659
Jan 21 at 2:33
@user71659 Yes, screen sortcut
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:38
add a comment |
Why are you censoring the name of the driver? If we know the name of the driver, we could find out what's going on behind it. Likely the driver or manufacturer has had some sort of security compromise or is malicious.
– user71659
Jan 21 at 2:18
@user71659 will the name of driver cause this issue? It's a test driver written by me. It's not a official name, and I have update the log with driver name.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:28
@user71659 if you need something else, just let me know. And THX!!!!!
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:28
So you wrote the driver yourself and sent it to Microsoft for WHQL testing and signing?
– user71659
Jan 21 at 2:33
@user71659 Yes, screen sortcut
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:38
Why are you censoring the name of the driver? If we know the name of the driver, we could find out what's going on behind it. Likely the driver or manufacturer has had some sort of security compromise or is malicious.
– user71659
Jan 21 at 2:18
Why are you censoring the name of the driver? If we know the name of the driver, we could find out what's going on behind it. Likely the driver or manufacturer has had some sort of security compromise or is malicious.
– user71659
Jan 21 at 2:18
@user71659 will the name of driver cause this issue? It's a test driver written by me. It's not a official name, and I have update the log with driver name.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:28
@user71659 will the name of driver cause this issue? It's a test driver written by me. It's not a official name, and I have update the log with driver name.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:28
@user71659 if you need something else, just let me know. And THX!!!!!
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:28
@user71659 if you need something else, just let me know. And THX!!!!!
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:28
So you wrote the driver yourself and sent it to Microsoft for WHQL testing and signing?
– user71659
Jan 21 at 2:33
So you wrote the driver yourself and sent it to Microsoft for WHQL testing and signing?
– user71659
Jan 21 at 2:33
@user71659 Yes, screen sortcut
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:38
@user71659 Yes, screen sortcut
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:38
add a comment |
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According to the screenshot in the comments, your driver was submitted for WHQL test signing. The problem is likely that your system you are installing on is not properly configured for test signed drivers.
answered Jan 21 at 2:43
user71659user71659
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how can I make a reales one? I followed these steps. If its a test version, there is no other checkbox(options) when I saw on the site when I make a submission.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 3:45
now on win 10 test machine, I installed the 'test version' driver for a new Test Report from HLK Studio, and with that report for a new Submission to see what going on.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 3:49
add a comment |
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According to the screenshot in the comments, your driver was submitted for WHQL test signing. The problem is likely that your system you are installing on is not properly configured for test signed drivers.
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how can I make a reales one? I followed these steps. If its a test version, there is no other checkbox(options) when I saw on the site when I make a submission.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 3:45
now on win 10 test machine, I installed the 'test version' driver for a new Test Report from HLK Studio, and with that report for a new Submission to see what going on.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 3:49
add a comment |
According to the screenshot in the comments, your driver was submitted for WHQL test signing. The problem is likely that your system you are installing on is not properly configured for test signed drivers.
answered Jan 21 at 2:43
user71659user71659
1263
how can I make a reales one? I followed these steps. If its a test version, there is no other checkbox(options) when I saw on the site when I make a submission.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 3:45
now on win 10 test machine, I installed the 'test version' driver for a new Test Report from HLK Studio, and with that report for a new Submission to see what going on.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 3:49
add a comment |
According to the screenshot in the comments, your driver was submitted for WHQL test signing. The problem is likely that your system you are installing on is not properly configured for test signed drivers.
answered Jan 21 at 2:43
user71659user71659
1263
According to the screenshot in the comments, your driver was submitted for WHQL test signing. The problem is likely that your system you are installing on is not properly configured for test signed drivers.
answered Jan 21 at 2:43
user71659user71659
1263
answered Jan 21 at 2:43
user71659user71659
1263
answered Jan 21 at 2:43
user71659user71659
1263
answered Jan 21 at 2:43
user71659user71659
1263
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how can I make a reales one? I followed these steps. If its a test version, there is no other checkbox(options) when I saw on the site when I make a submission.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 3:45
now on win 10 test machine, I installed the 'test version' driver for a new Test Report from HLK Studio, and with that report for a new Submission to see what going on.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 3:49
add a comment |
how can I make a reales one? I followed these steps. If its a test version, there is no other checkbox(options) when I saw on the site when I make a submission.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 3:45
now on win 10 test machine, I installed the 'test version' driver for a new Test Report from HLK Studio, and with that report for a new Submission to see what going on.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 3:49
how can I make a reales one? I followed these steps. If its a test version, there is no other checkbox(options) when I saw on the site when I make a submission.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 3:45
how can I make a reales one? I followed these steps. If its a test version, there is no other checkbox(options) when I saw on the site when I make a submission.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 3:45
now on win 10 test machine, I installed the 'test version' driver for a new Test Report from HLK Studio, and with that report for a new Submission to see what going on.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 3:49
now on win 10 test machine, I installed the 'test version' driver for a new Test Report from HLK Studio, and with that report for a new Submission to see what going on.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 3:49
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Why are you censoring the name of the driver? If we know the name of the driver, we could find out what's going on behind it. Likely the driver or manufacturer has had some sort of security compromise or is malicious.
– user71659
Jan 21 at 2:18
@user71659 will the name of driver cause this issue? It's a test driver written by me. It's not a official name, and I have update the log with driver name.
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:28
@user71659 if you need something else, just let me know. And THX!!!!!
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:28
So you wrote the driver yourself and sent it to Microsoft for WHQL testing and signing?
– user71659
Jan 21 at 2:33
@user71659 Yes, screen sortcut
– Jack Martin
Jan 21 at 2:38