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When installing the device driver on Windows 10, build 1803, with the Secure Boot and Credential Guard enabled (company security policy), the USB-driver fails to install. The message given is: "Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware. The driver may be corrupted or missing. (Code 39)"
The USB Blaster device driver is appears to be SHA-1 signed, but with the above mentioned Secure Boot and Credential Guard enabled, the SHA-2 is a must.
Is there a SHA-2 signed driver available, can it be downloaded from somewhere? Can you provide one?
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Hi,
I am sorry to tell you that we do not other version of USB-Blaster driver. This is the only driver that we have for USB-Blaster. I would recommend you to disable the Secure Boot and Credential Guard to use it.
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Hi, John,
thank you for the answer, but the company IT has Windows Defender Application Control, and this includes Device Guard and Hyper-Visor Code Integrity.
The problem is the driver signature. If this were to be SHA-256, all would be fine and dandy, but our IT will not disable the above mentioned items.
I guess if the driver is not available with the SHA-256 Hash algorithm signature, htere is very little we can do about this.
Thank you again.
BR, M.
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Hi,
I am sorry that I am not able to help you on this as we do not have alternative driver.

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