I am trying to get VMware Server running on my Vista Enterprise 64bit machine. The install goes along fine until the very end where Windows complains about 5 drivers as being 'unsigned'. In previous versions of Windows I could simply tell the install to go ahead and all would be fine. Apparently the 64bit version of Vista isn't so accommodating.

Is there a way I can spoof these drivers so that Vista thinks they are signed (simply turn this off)? And yes, VMWare knows about this problem. They don't seem concerned as they simply say 'VMware Server is not supported on Vista. You have to pay for Workstation instead'. Assinine as Server is supported on virtually everything else (including WinXP, 2003, every flavor of Linux, etc). Cara Agar Lebih Cepat Tanpa Idm Serial Number. -- + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Chris Barnes AOL IM: CNBarnes Yahoo IM: chrisnbarnes. I am trying to get VMware Server running on my Vista Enterprise 64bit machine.

Aug 13, 2014 I am trying to disable driver signing. As far as i know the 32-bit version of vista does not enforce drivers to be signed. It just poses the question. Jun 20, 2017 Disable driver signature. Then I need to proceed to use F8 option to manually 'disable digital signature. Vista x64 driver. Learn an unsigned hardware driver installation workaround when working in 64-bit Microsoft Windows Vista.

The install goes along fine until the very end where Windows complains about 5 drivers as being 'unsigned'. In previous versions of Windows I could simply tell the install to go ahead and all would be fine. Apparently the 64bit version of Vista isn't so accommodating. Is there a way I can spoof these drivers so that Vista thinks they are signed (simply turn this off)? And yes, VMWare knows about this problem.