memNT Driver Update Error?

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Fred Yarbrough

Lately two of our Windows 2003 Active Directory Domain Controllers are
getting the following message when they are logged into.
___________________________________________________________
Security Alert!

The driver software that you are installing for:
memNT Driver
has not been signed with Authenticode (TM) technology. Therefore, Microsoft
cannot tell if the software has been modified since it was published. The
publisher's identity cannot be verified because of a problem:
The third-party INF does not contain digital signature information.
Do you still want to install this driver software?
_____________________________________________________________

We keep selecting NO, but this prompt keeps coming up with each logon.
There is a file called memNT.sys that is located in the
Winnt\system32\drivers folder. It shows up as being a Microsoft file in the
properties.

The only thing that has been installed on these machines is the normal
Microsoft Critical Update patches. I am suspecting that one of the patches
has caused this warning but I cannot find anyone else who has seen it. Any
Ideas?


Thanks,
Fred
 
Hi Fred,

I have not been able to find any information regarding memNT.sys. I checked
our internal databases as well as on-line search engines and found nothing.
Run Regedit and highlight "My Computer" in regedit and search for the file
name. See if you can track what is attempting to install this. Otherwise,
search for oem*.inf files in the %systemroot%\inf folder and see if you can
find the *.inf that is being referenced.

Regards,
Ken Simmons
Microsoft Technical Support for Platforms and Business Applications
 
Dave,
No, it is simply memNT.

Thanks,
Fred

Dave Patrick said:
Did you mean pmemnt.sys? One of these may help.
http://groups.google.com/groups?as_...xm=12&as_maxy=2003&num=100&as_scoring=d&hl=en

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems]

Fred Yarbrough said:
Lately two of our Windows 2003 Active Directory Domain Controllers are
getting the following message when they are logged into.
___________________________________________________________
Security Alert!

The driver software that you are installing for:
memNT Driver
has not been signed with Authenticode (TM) technology. Therefore, Microsoft
cannot tell if the software has been modified since it was published. The
publisher's identity cannot be verified because of a problem:
The third-party INF does not contain digital signature information.
Do you still want to install this driver software?
_____________________________________________________________

We keep selecting NO, but this prompt keeps coming up with each logon.
There is a file called memNT.sys that is located in the
Winnt\system32\drivers folder. It shows up as being a Microsoft file in the
properties.

The only thing that has been installed on these machines is the normal
Microsoft Critical Update patches. I am suspecting that one of the patches
has caused this warning but I cannot find anyone else who has seen it. Any
Ideas?


Thanks,
Fred
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One of our Administrators was experimenting with an auditing software and it
was running a script that was trying to install a service. This software is
evidently not code signed with Windows 2003.

Thanks,
Fred
 
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