Jan1 told us, that patching x64 W8-1 is just experimental feature (you will be able to run W8-1 x64 on your system until some of those instructions are executed)... MS guys are mad, on one side they design OS for idiots, on the other side user has to find out, if his computers supports LAHF-SAHF... :][
I used W8CPUFeaturePatch.exe from "Windows 8 Patches v1.4.7z" to "Remove SSE2 and NX check" from ntoskrnl.exe and to "Remove winload patchguard x86" from winload.exe in a "Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (Windows ADK) for Windows 8.1" x86 wim image. I also set the BCD option nointegritychecks to On. I created a WinPE ISO and tested in "Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 SP1" in "Windows 7 Ultimate SP1" on a "P4 3.4 GHz Northwood Extreme Edition". I only modified ntoskrnl.exe and winload.exe in wim file. File: \windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe Status: 0xc0000428 Info: The operating system couldn't be loaded because the digital signature of a file couldn't be verified. Any ideas?
Thanks, installed x86 instead to save myself from doing repeated patching due to future hotfixes/ updates.
To change drive letters should be possible with disk management tool. Open Computer Management by clicking the Start button Picture of the Start button, clicking Control Panel, clicking System and Security, clicking Administrative Tools, and then double-clicking Computer Management. In the left pane, click Disk Management.
Patch working, you need to patch the effect. My windows - 1. install update, 2. patch 3. crash, 4. patch, 5. install update again (on windows boot), 6. crash, 7. Patch, 8. Success !! System Startup Again (Sorry my English).
Hi all, I have working Windows 8.1 on my Pentium 4 PC, and want to thank devs for their efforts to create this patch. But there is one problem, then I try advanced reboot to recovery, command line and etc., PC reboots and windows shows 0x000000a error message. So it checks cpu features in some other files, I guess, and fails. Maybe someone know how to fix this? Thanks
FizDart, that would be a flag missing in the bootstore. If I remember, the flag is set only for normal boot but not for safe or commandline boot. This is just a wild guess, perhaps others can elaborate. Cheers.
Man thanks for clue, it may work, but I don't know what particular flag is required to bypass cpu check while booting in recovery mode. Has anyone experience on this?
It's all cool!but I don't have install.wim in sources ..I have install.esd .How can i aply this patch?
You can see how it is set by doing this (open command prompt as admin): Code: C:\boot>bcdedit.exe /enum all The default entry should have the "NoIntegrityChecks" set. In fact, you may edit any bootstore if you specify the location first. This is done by adding the "/store" parameter. Cheers.
You didn't understand. You don't patch the .wim or .esd file, you first apply them to the destination drive and only then you patch the files that need to be patched. Use any WinPE like environment to do that. Cheers.
Tried bcdedit /enum all and it shows nointegritychecks Yes. As I said windows is booting normally, but when I try recovery boot it shows 0x000000A error. I'm almost sure that recovery mode boots from another file then windows itself (ntoskrnl.exe I guess) the question is that, what file is needed to boot recovery? Has anyone successfully booted to Wndows 8 (8.1) recovery mode in pc without NX support? Share your experience.Thanks
It keeps saying : Patch failed, patch location not found. What's wrong ? It patched windload patchguard x64 anyway.
1.Take Ownership of windows 8 /system32 dir; 2.delete all *.bak files in /system32; 3.run patch program as administrator; Hope it helps