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Editing the INF de-authenticates the installation of the driver, which can also be bypassed by adding to the Trusted Publisher root store, which is mutable (as
by bri3d 7y ago
Editing the INF de-authenticates the installation of the driver, which can also be bypassed by adding to the Trusted Publisher root store, which is mutable (as Zadig/libwdi does), but the actual kernel-mode .sys binary still needs to be signed by Authenticode unless the system is in driver Developer Mode. Your method worked for installing a modified INF file, but will not work for installing a modified binary.