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New Contributorhttps://www.technipages.com/enable-disable-device-driver-signing
Option 2.
When you install driver after that, it will warn you and ask if you are sure.
I even went and bought another USB Blaster, thinking that mine was faulty!
Thanks Intel!!!
New ContributorDid you try option 1?
I tried both. The first didn't seem to work though I'll try again. The second bricked my computer. If you have an encrypted drive you need the encryption key to use option 2. IT fixed it but I'm not doing it again.
New ContributorI had the same problem. Finally, i solved it by installing a driver of a previous Quartus version. I used the driver of the following site:
http://www.terasic.com.tw/wiki/File:Usb_blaster_q16.1.zip
The site is linked here:
http://www.terasic.com.tw/wiki/Altera_USB_Blaster_Driver_Installation_Instructions
New ContributorOption 1 did nothing for me
I don't have an encrypted drive for Option 2 was fine, for me
Of course the real answer is for Intel to release proper signed s/w
If I'd paid for Quartus and couldn't get it working because of broken drivers I'd be furious
Maybe see if you can get a human from Intel to help
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/support/support-resources.html
New ContributorNew ContributorLook back up the thread.
Latest intel usb blaster drivers are not signed.
New ContributorI tried using the above drivers but got the same error .
New ContributorNew ContributorSolved, the driver at the link in the post of TScho16 worked fine. Thank you!
