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So I have an issue that I am trying to understand and solve. I need to know if it is possible to build an installer(msi) that I can perform a silent install(/qn) via SCCM. I do not need to know the SCCM part per-say but I am to provide an installer that will be pushed out with SCCM.

Now here is the issue. I have the installer built and I think the kernel mode driver is signed correctly, but when trying to install in Win7/8 the install goes up till I get a prompt alerting me of the driver install. It shows my cert info, but I still have to allow it to proceed and thus it has to be attended. Is there away around this?

I have been able to do what I want by adding my .cer file to a machines certificate store, but in talking with the individual this is for this was frowned upon. I indicated the plan was to add it and then remove it after the install. What are thoughts on this?

Thanks in advance.

pnuts
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  • If MS allows people to silently install kernel mode drivers then I'm off to Unix. –  Dec 15 '14 at 21:01
  • This was a project that I inherited and was told that this was possible. I was pretty sure you can do it if you go through Microsoft's certification process for drivers, but did not think it was possible with just a kernel-mode cert. Thus why I am asking. As stated I was able to add my cert file to the certificate store via command line and it worked as wanted. So as stated I was going to do a custom action to put it in the store install then delete it but again the customer was against that and I just need to make sure there is no other way than those two. – user4362779 Dec 15 '14 at 21:44

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