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Non test mode
can I use Disable driver signature enforcement instead because it is one time only and doesnt leave mark and battleye doesnt allow test signing mode also if i install it and sli settings wont show then how do i fix (i have 2 970 but i dont know why the sli wont work and is it possible the sli bridge is broken)
Same here got it working with windows 10 pro and whenever i try to disable the test mode its like the drivers were never installed i mean i have to enable the test mode again for the drivers to work. The main reason i need to disable windows test mode is because of battleye.
Me too how did you install the driver's when I try it doesn't work for me I have 2 970 with bridge (might be broken)
On Fri, Mar 25, 2016, 11:03 AM ScragX [email protected] wrote:
Same here got it working with windows 10 pro and whenever i try to disable the test mode its like the drivers were never installed i mean i have to enable the test mode again for the drivers to work. The main reason i need to disable windows test mode is because of battleye.
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This is what i did follow these steps:
- Disable UAC
- Disable Virus software by regedit
- Delete old Differentsli folder. (not nessesary if windows fresh instal) 4.Activate by regedit TEST MOD (Disable Driver Signature Enforcement Mode).
- Open "run" certmgr.msc, delete all differentsliauto certs. (not nessesary if windows fresh instal)
- Boot into safe mode, run DDU, Display driver uninstaller.
- After reboot run reg cleaner and ccleaner.
- Install NVIDIA drivers clean install. reboot
- Extract Differentsliauto 1.4
- DISABLE graphics cards in device manager
- Copy "nvlddmkm.sys" into the DifferentSLI folder.
- Run DifferentSLIAuto.exe and patch file
- Reboot In Safe Mode with networck (shift reboot... )
- Edit the Install.cmd text and delet this 2 ligne: "net session >nul 2>&1 if %errorlevel% neq 0 goto notadmin."
- Run Install.cmd
- REBOOT
- ENABLE graphics cards
- REBOOT
- Enable Sli in Nvidia control panel. If you don t see the sli option, its fail somewhere !
And about the test mode im searching for a solution if i found ill let you know.
Thanks man I really appreciate your response Ill try it out soon
On Fri, Mar 25, 2016, 1:23 PM ScragX [email protected] wrote:
This is what i did follow these steps:
- Disable UAC
- Disable Virus software by regedit
- Delete old Differentsli folder. (not nessesary if windows fresh instal) 4.Activate by regedit TEST MOD (Disable Driver Signature Enforcement Mode).
- Open "run" certmgr.msc, delete all differentsliauto certs. (not nessesary if windows fresh instal)
- Boot into safe mode, run DDU, Display driver uninstaller.
- After reboot run reg cleaner and ccleaner.
- Install NVIDIA drivers clean install. reboot
- Extract Differentsliauto 1.4
- DISABLE graphics cards in device manager
- Copy "nvlddmkm.sys" into the DifferentSLI folder.
- Run DifferentSLIAuto.exe and patch file
- Reboot In Safe Mode with networck (shift reboot... )
- Edit the Install.cmd text and delet this 2 ligne: "net session >nul 2>&1 if %errorlevel% neq 0 goto notadmin."
- Run Install.cmd
- REBOOT
- ENABLE graphics cards
- REBOOT
- Enable Sli in Nvidia control panel. If you don t see the sli option, its fail somewhere !
And about the test mode im searching for a solution if i found ill let you know.
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You'll need to get a proper kernel level code signing certificate, from a Microsoft trusted CA, and (re)sign the driver after it's been modified, in order to load it without test mode.
Had the same problem, I signed the driver with my own certificate and it works: https://andrewpeng.net/computing/enabling-sli-on-a-dell-precision-690-with-geforce-video-cards
I had a pull request editing the FAQ with a link to that article, waiting for it to get merged.