Vioserial Driver Unsigned on Windows7

[vazel]

Hi everyone, I'm following this guide to install QEMU Agent on windows 7.
https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Window...l_additional_VirtIO_drivers_on_running_System
https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Qemu-guest-agent

When I go to install the drivers they are unsigned and return the error code (52). . If I try to install them with various workarounds it works only at boot (f8) but after the reboot the drivers come back not being installed correctly.
I have tried the permanent installation procedures of unverified drivers, but windows are in test mode and still do not install.

Could you give me a hand?

 

[ojaksch]

Had a similar situation at a friends system the last days. Turned out that his VM had Secure Boot enabled, which seems to inhibit the use of virtio drivers.

 

[linum]

Did you try this driver:

http://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/li...RPMS/rhv-guest-tools-iso-4.3-10.el7ev.src.rpm

As far as I know these drivers should be signed. But I never tested it with secure boot.

 

[vazel]

have

Did you try this driver:

http://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/li...RPMS/rhv-guest-tools-iso-4.3-10.el7ev.src.rpm

As far as I know these drivers should be signed. But I never tested it with secure boot.

have you link for .iso?

 

[vazel]

Had a similar situation at a friends system the last days. Turned out that his VM had Secure Boot enabled, which seems to inhibit the use of virtio drivers.

how to disable secure boot on win7 machine with proxmox?

 

[linum]

have

have you link for .iso?

This is the link to the ISO file. You need to extract it by yourself.

 

[vazel]

This is the link to the ISO file. You need to extract it by yourself.

i have extracted with 7zip, you saved my life

 

[ojaksch]

how to disable secure boot on win7 machine with proxmox?

If I'm correct PVE doesn't support Secure Boot in qemu VMs yet. Friends system is using a regular libvirt setup and win10 as guest, which itself is using Fedora's virtio drivers. Sorry for making any misconceptions.