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Win8.1 UEFI block WINIO?

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    Hi All, I am writing a program to control some I/O card under Win8.1 environment, however, initialisation winio always fail. There is no problem under WinXP or Win7, so I guess it is caused by Win8.1 UEFI blocked the WINIO. Is there anyone who can give me a solution? Thanks Eric

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      Hi All, I am writing a program to control some I/O card under Win8.1 environment, however, initialisation winio always fail. There is no problem under WinXP or Win7, so I guess it is caused by Win8.1 UEFI blocked the WINIO. Is there anyone who can give me a solution? Thanks Eric

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      It is unlikely that anyone can give a solution, unless you provide a lot more information. Where does the failure occur, what are the conditions, what error status or message do you see ... ?

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        It is unlikely that anyone can give a solution, unless you provide a lot more information. Where does the failure occur, what are the conditions, what error status or message do you see ... ?

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        When I perform DWORD dwMemVal; bool bResult; HANDLE hPhysicalMemory; PBYTE pbLinAddr; // Call InitializeWinIo to initialize the WinIo library. ShutdownWinIo(); bResult = InitializeWinIo(); the bResult keeps 0, so I cannot initialize WinIO However, I tried to create a virtual machine with WinXP installed, using the same sourecode without any problem. Thus, I guess it is caused by Win8.1 UEFI which protect the BIOS controlled by WinIO. Would there be anyone who can help me to fix this problem? Thanks a lot for any help.

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          When I perform DWORD dwMemVal; bool bResult; HANDLE hPhysicalMemory; PBYTE pbLinAddr; // Call InitializeWinIo to initialize the WinIo library. ShutdownWinIo(); bResult = InitializeWinIo(); the bResult keeps 0, so I cannot initialize WinIO However, I tried to create a virtual machine with WinXP installed, using the same sourecode without any problem. Thus, I guess it is caused by Win8.1 UEFI which protect the BIOS controlled by WinIO. Would there be anyone who can help me to fix this problem? Thanks a lot for any help.

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          Hi, Your WINIO device driver needs to be signed. Driver Signing Policy[^] Best Wishes, -David Delaune

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            Hi, Your WINIO device driver needs to be signed. Driver Signing Policy[^] Best Wishes, -David Delaune

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            Hi I tried to put the same program in Win8.0 and it works without the need to sign-up WINIO. I would like to know what is the different between Win8 and 8.1? Thanks

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