Windows Kernel Driver - Microsoft Attestation Signing via Hardware Dev Center

@gazmirs

Hi, I can help package and submit your Windows kernel driver for Microsoft attestation signing through Hardware Dev Center. I have experience with Windows driver packaging, INF/CAB preparation, EV code signing, Microsoft Partner Center submissions, and attestation signing workflows. I can handle: — CAB packaging — EV signing — Hardware Dashboard attestation submission — Microsoft-signed CAT retrieval — Delivery of the final signed catalog file I currently have active Hardware Dashboard access and have completed attestation signing submissions before. Estimated turnaround: same day, depending on Microsoft processing time. Best Regards, Gazmir

@yuliussmayoru

Hey there! Driver signing jobs like this usually get blocked when EV certificates aren’t properly linked or Partner Center access isn’t fully active. I’d solve this by handling the submission cleanly end-to-end so you get your signed catalog without delays. I’ve worked with Windows driver workflows and understand the attestation signing process through the Hardware Dev Center, including packaging, EV signing, and submission handling. I can package your .sys and .inf into a proper .cab, sign it with an EV certificate, submit via Partner Center using Attestation signing, and return the Microsoft-signed .cat file once processed. I also double-check submission metadata to avoid rejections, which is where most delays usually happen. This is a quick, straightforward task when done correctly, and I can turn it around fast so you’re not waiting unnecessarily. I communicate clearly and keep things efficient, so you’ll get exactly what you need without complications.

@quan9824

Hello, I have experience working with Windows driver packaging, signing workflows, and Microsoft Hardware Dev Center submission processes, including attestation-signing flows for kernel-mode drivers. I can assist with: • CAB packaging validation • EV certificate signing workflow • Hardware Dashboard attestation submission • Submission verification and troubleshooting • Retrieval and delivery of the Microsoft-signed catalog (.cat) file I understand the process requirements for: • 64-bit kernel drivers • Attestation signing (without HLK/WHQL) • INF/CAT consistency validation • Hardware Compatibility Publisher signing output The workflow would include: Validate driver package structure Sign CAB package appropriately Submit through Hardware Dashboard Monitor processing status Retrieve signed artifacts Deliver final .cat and verification details I’m familiar with common submission issues such as: • INF formatting problems • Catalog generation mismatches • Dashboard validation errors • EV signing inconsistencies I’m available to review the package immediately and proceed with the attestation workflow once access details and files are shared.