All security patches are signed. Once you download the file, right click on it and view properties, you should see a tab for digital signatures.
If you expand the signed package, the files within the patch won't have a digital signatures tab, however, after you install it, run sigverif.exe and you can verify that all the files are now signed (the CAT file registers all the files as signed) What gave you the error messages below? Had you enabled a security policy on your system to "not install unsigned drivers"? I've found that this will usually cause problems as it views the files as unsigned before they are registered via the CAT file. At 04:32 PM 2/21/2002 +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Hi, > >Recently, when I try to download patches from Microsoft I get the messages >"Unknown Software Package", "The Software you are trying to install is not >signed." "Microsoft cannot guarantee that this software will work with >Windows." etc. > >Is this just temporary or is this the extension of the Mircrosoft >"We-don't-test-our-software-and-don't-guarantee-it-is-working-and-if-you-use-it-you-have-to-blame-only-yourself-Policy" > >towards the patches? > >What is safer, install no patches or install unsigned patches? > >Cheers, >Andreas
