1. Click the notification to find and enter "All Settings". Find all the settings and go to Update and Security to find recovery. Click Restart Now under Advanced Startup to restart your computer. Select "Troubleshooting" after restarting. Select Advanced Options and Startup Settings. Click "Restart". When prompted to disable driver forced signing, enter "7". Second, in Win 10, unsigned drivers cannot be used, which will cause some hardware problems. At this time, you need to manually turn off the default driver verification of Windows 10. Fortunately, this method of permanently turning off verification is very simple and can be completed with only one command. The steps are as follows: 1. Right-click the Start button and select Command Prompt (Administrator) 2. Execute the following command (after copying is completed, right-click at the command prompt to paste and press enter to execute): bcdedit.exe/setnointegritycheckson.