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IMPORTANT: All Partners must reassociate their signing certificates!

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kevintremblay
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Sep 21, 2021
We recently made some changes to Partner Center for Windows Hardware. As a result of these changes, all participants in the hardware program are required to reassociate their valid signing certificat...
Updated Sep 21, 2021
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Alex_Kravchenko
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Nov 11, 2021

We recently purchased an EV certificate to sign our software kernel driver, however, when trying to load it in Windows 10 it fails with code 0x800B010C aka CERT_E_REVOKED - A certificate was explicitly revoked by its issuer.
We checked the driver with "signtool verify /v /all /pa" as suggested by our cert provider and everything is still valid and the cert provider also confirmed it didn't revoke our certificate.
We followed the instructions for https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/dashboard/attestation-signing-a-kernel-driver-for-public-release yet the driver is not loading

I have the same problem. I have re-added EV certificate by signing SignableFile.bin, then submitted my software driver and it passed certification. I have downloaded driver file with the Microsoft signature but I'm getting CERT_E_REVOKED when trying to install it. Signtool verification passes correctly and I don't see any signs of my EV certificate or Microsoft certificate being actually revoked...

 

6La6sec6 did you find any solution for this issue?