Install Windows Journal Printer
I am trying to automatically-and-silently install a specific printer driver(ghostpdf) and printer to prepare multiple machines for running tests. I use Command line install of printer driver
Note The Journal Note Writer is a printer driver that lets users create Journal files by printing documents from any application. The Windows Journal application is not supported for installation or use on any Windows Server system. The Windows Journal application is not supported for installation or use on any Windows Vista system. After you uninstall the Windows Journal component, you can install the Windows Journal application by following these steps: Go to Windows Journal Application Beta Refresh for Windows (KB3162655). Use the download links that are provided to download and install the latest Windows Journal application. You are posting a reply to: Windows Journal and printing The posting of advertisements, profanity, or personal attacks is prohibited. Please refer to our CNET Forums policies for details. How to replace Journal. Print in Windows 7. I am receiving the follow errors in my Event Viewer but I do not know how to resolve it as it does not appear to be related to an installed printer but Windows own internal system.
The c:templib has driver copied for GhostPDF (http://ghostscript.com/GhostPDF.HTML)
Sep 13, 2016 Windows Journal is a note-taking application that was first introduced in Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. It's currently a component of all supported client versions of Windows through Windows 10 Version 1511.
The installation shows a message 'Windows can't verify the publisher of this driver software'. There are multiple solutions to suppress this warning, all involves a reboot. Is there a way to suppress the 'Windows security warning' and install printer driver using scripts?
Journeyman Geek♦2 Answers
Is there a way to supress the 'Windows security warning' and install printer driver using scripts?
No. The fact that you want to install unsigned drivers legitimately without a prompt is no different to virus writers wanting to install unsigned drivers illegitimately without a prompt.
ta.speot.ista.speot.isfor those of you who want to bypass the security dialog which occurs when installing non-MS-WHQL-signed drivers on Windows 7 64Bit (and Windows 8, 8.1) there was only a single solution for me that worked for scripted, automated, unattended or silent installations: import the certificates prior to install
Follow these steps:
install the software once manually by confirming that the unsigned drivers shall be used
go to %windir%inf and search for the latest OEM??.INF file; open it (notepad) and verify by its contents that this is the driver you wish to install automatically next time
go to %windir%system32catroot{any ID}OEM??.CAT (<- same number as in step 2); right click on this file, select properties, go to 'Digital Signatures' tab, mark the certificate, click on details
on the next window click 'Show Certificate'
Hp touchpad webos. on the next window open the 'Details' tab and click 'Save to File..'
collect this/all certificates
deploy these certificates
Windows Journal Vista
7a. either in a batch /cmd script using 'certutil.exe -f -addstore 'TrustedPublisher' 'MYFILE.cer' prior to setup
7b. or by Group Policies (computer Policies Windows Security Public Key Policies add your files here )
finally, run your setup just the way you wanted :D
Note:
I was not able to bypass windows driver signature checks on Windows 7 SP1 Enterprise x64 using
Install Hp Printer Windows 7
Bcdedit.exe /set nointegritychecks ON
Bcdedit.exe /set testsigning ON
Bcdedit.exe /set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS
Group Policy / Users / Settings / Administrative Templates / System / Drivers / Signature = ignore
Application Compatibility (ApplicationCompatibilityToolkitSetup.exe http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=7352 ) set NoSignatureCheck, Export DB, sdbinst -q pathdbfile.sdb)