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gordec:
Anyone able to install the audio drive for version 23? Windows 10 keeps saying the driver is unsigned and won't allow it to be used.

Hendrik:
We do not currently provide a driver that is compatible with the latest Windows 10 signing requirements (because those are really outrageous in my opinion, and cost an arm and a leg to fullfill) - you can still use the WDM driver if you disable "Secure Boot" in your system, because that disables the enhanced requirements.

RD James:
Is it possible to temporarily disable Secure Boot, install the driver, and then re-enable Secure Boot to keep the JRiver driver working?
My system reports that it has Secure Boot enabled, but I also have the JRiver WDM driver working, and that's the only thing I think it could possibly be - though I would have expected that enabling Secure Boot would disable the driver again.
This was a clean install of 1709 too, so it's not like the driver was migrated from an older version of the OS with less-strict requirements.

Hendrik:
I don't think so. The only exceptions that I know is that either your system was upgraded from any version before Windows 10 1607, or Secure Boot is off (secure boot status can be seen, for example, in "msinfo32")

RD James:
I'm surprised by it too. I tried looking into the possible reasons for what may be allowing the driver to be installed but I can't really find an answer.
I thought that maybe I had disabled Secure Boot temporarily and installed the driver then, but I really don't know.
 
Could it be a Home / Pro difference?
Note: this install is now 'Pro for Workstations' but I only upgraded to that recently; long after installing the WDM driver.

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