In Win 10, unsigned drivers cannot be used, which will lead to 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.

▲ To turn off forced verification, just execute the first 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, click the right mouse button at the command prompt to finish pasting, and then press Enter to execute):

Bcdedit.exe/ set non-integrity check on.

3. After the command is executed immediately, if you want to restore the default authentication, you can execute the following command:

Bcdedit.exe/ set non-integrity check off.

If there is an unsigned hardware driver available, try to run the first command, and maybe the problem caused by it can be solved temporarily. However, Microsoft's driver mandatory signature policy is also for security reasons. If you don't encounter similar problems, it's best not to turn off signature verification.