[SOLVED] Windows 10 VirtIO Drivers Not Signed?

UnixChump

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Apologies if I'm posting in the wrong spot.

I'm trying to build a Windows 10 VM, but Windows can't see the VirtIO vdisk. So I tried following this link and installing the virtio scsi drivers ( E:\virtioscsi\w 10\x86 ), but I'm getting an error saying the drivers aren't signed. I tried using the latest and the latest stable release of the drivers. Does anyone have a fix?

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I'm trying to build a Windows 10 VM, but Windows can't see the VirtIO vdisk. So I tried following this link and installing the virtio scsi drivers ( E:\virtioscsi\w 10\x86 ), but I'm getting an error saying the drivers aren't signed.
It is not saying that the drivers aren't signed. It's saying it cannot find signed drivers (which could also mean that there are no usable drivers in that folder, signed or otherwise). Are you installing a 32-bit Windows 10? Otherwise use the vioscsi\w10\amd64 directory (which also works on Intel 64-bit).
 
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