The cbs.How to Disable Driver Signature Enforcement on Windows 11įor security, every driver you normally install on your computer must be digitally verified by Microsoft via a digital signature. Sorry for the late response, but I didn't receive any notification emails about answers here (I got them for the first few replies), so I didn't think anyone posted here. Please attached the Cbs.txt file stored at the Desktop to your next post.
What is that telling me about the problem?Ĭode: Findstr /c:"" %SystemRoot%\Logs\CBS\CBS.log > %UserProfile%\Desktop\Cbs.txt Startup Repair has tried several times but still cannot determine the cause of the problem. I also had a look into SRTlog and it says there: How can I find which corrupted files it hasn't been able to fix? Is that also related to the startup issue? I was then looking into CBS.log to find that, but that file has 37492 lines and I don't know what to search for. Details are included in the CBS.Log windir\Logs\CBS\CBS.log. Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files but was unable to fix some I also ran sfc /scannow and that returned: Is it possible that that happened when my computer suddenly crashed? And are these 2 files not being signed even the actual reason for me not being able to boot Windows? How can I fix that and sign these drivers? I don't want to run the computer with that permanently disabled.
I ran sigverif and that shows 2 files that haven't been signed. When I boot like that, it seems to boot rather slowly though. So, I tried various things from the Windows Automatic Repair menu and the console I could access through that.Īfter all that I tried out all the options in the Startup Settings and with #7 Disable driver signature enforcement I can actually get into Windows again. The computer just stays stuck at the Acer logo, even when trying to boot in safe mode. After that I couldn't boot normally into Windows anymore. Yesterday there was a short power outage, for about 5 seconds, which crashed my computer. I am running Windows 10 Enterprise Edition on an Acer notebook.
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