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Is there any workaround about random WinVerifyTrust returned error: 0x80096011 when using signtool.exe?
In random cases signtool.exe refuse to sign binary with WinVerifyTrust returned error: 0x80096011.
However, if add /rmc flag and sign with sha1 - signature if fine. But not fine for sha256.
If rebuild SAME project without any changes - sign fine for both alorithms without /rmc
Hi,
According to your description, seems like your issue is related with hardware development. If yes, please create a new thread in Windows Hardware WDK and Driver Development forum, they should be more familiar with such issue.
If I misunderstood your issue, please reply to us directly.
If my redirection is useful for you, please accept my reply as answer.
Bests,
Hi,
If my redirection is useful for you, please accept it as answer.
Bests,
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