n the Tools menu, click Form Options. Under Category, click Digital Signatures, and then do one of the following: To disable digital signatures for the entire form template, click Do not enable digital signatures. To disable digital signatures fo

If you need to install a driver and you're encountering issues related to digital signatures (such as Driver Signature Enforcement), you can temporarily disable this feature in Windows. Here’s how to do it:

### Method 1: Disable Driver Signature Enforcement Temporarily

1. **Restart Your Computer**:
   - Click on the Start menu and select `Restart`.

2. **Enter Advanced Startup Options**:
   - As your computer is restarting, press `F8` (or `Shift + F8`) repeatedly to bring up the Advanced Boot Options menu. If this doesn't work, you may need to interrupt the boot process a couple of times by turning your computer off and on during the initial startup.

3. **Select Disable Driver Signature Enforcement**:
   - In the Advanced Boot Options menu, use the arrow keys to highlight `Disable Driver Signature Enforcement` and press `Enter`.

4. **Install the Driver**:
   - After your computer boots up, try installing the driver again. Since driver signature enforcement is disabled, you should be able to install the unsigned driver without issues.

5. **Re-enable Driver Signature Enforcement**:
   - It’s generally recommended to enable driver signature enforcement again after the installation. Restart your computer normally to reactivate it.

### Method 2: Permanently Disable Driver Signature Enforcement (Not Recommended)

If you need a more permanent solution (though this can expose your system to risks), you can disable the enforcement through the Command Prompt:

1. **Open Command Prompt as Administrator**:
   - Press `Windows Key + X` and select `Command Prompt (Admin)` or `Windows PowerShell (Admin)`.

2. **Enter Command**:
   - Type the following command and press `Enter`:
     ```
     bcdedit /set testsigning on
     ```

3. **Restart Your Computer**:
   - Restart your PC for the changes to take effect.

4. **Install the Driver**:
   - Now you should be able to install your unsigned driver without any issues.

5. **Revert the Command**:
   - If you decide to restore the standard settings later, follow the same steps to open Command Prompt as Administrator and enter:
     ```
     bcdedit /set testsigning off
     ```

6. **Restart Again**:
   - Restart your computer to apply the change.

### Note:
Disabling driver signature enforcement can expose your system to security risks, so proceed with caution. Always ensure that you trust the source of any unsigned driver before installation.