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Not working on new windows #8
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I tried this method today and I also have this same exact problem. Bootloop when running EnableCKS.exe. Any idea how to resolve this problem? |
Check out https://github.com/valinet/ssde, I have put together a new driver based on the one from here and what was provided in Geoff's article and it works just fine on Windows 11 22000.1. Also, I fixed EnableCKS (ssde_enable) so that it does not boot loop anymore by commenting the offending instruction from above. |
Thank you very much! I really appreciate your work!
…On Fri, Aug 27, 2021 at 8:37 PM Valentin-Gabriel Radu < ***@***.***> wrote:
Check out https://github.com/valinet/ssde, I have put together a new
driver based on the one from here and what was provided in Geoff's article
and it works just fine on Windows 11 22000.1. Also, I fixed EnableCKS
(ssde_enable) so that it does not boot loop anymore by commenting the
offending instruction from above.
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Hi,
Lately I have upgraded to the new version of windows (Windows 10 2004 enterprise) and after trying to run this, windows got into a this weird boot loop.
After being able to get out of the loop i tried to figure out what was the problem,and after looking around for a while i found that on windows 10 2004 there is simply no
CodeIntegrity-AllowConfigurablePolicy
policy and that the program throws an exception onPolicy[L"CodeIntegrity-AllowConfigurablePolicy"].GetData<PolicyValue::TypeOfUInt32>() = 1;
and exits before it is able to clean itself from the startup cmdLine - making it restart over and over and getting an exception over and over
So I tried playing around with it and found that if i do add the policy using this code's API the program does not enter a boot loop any more but then it fails while trying to install the driver saying that it isnt signed
Note that this program worked perfectly fine on my last windows which was a Windows 10 1909 enterprise
Thanks in advance
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