As I have already mentioned >here<, Intel had recently released an Intel Smart Connect Technology (ISCT) driverpack v5.0.10.2936 WHQL, which contains the latest ISCT drivers v1.1.0, but with faulty *.INF file entries:

1. Due to a wrong designation of the OS architecture ("NTx86" instead of "NTamd64") the 64bit driver cannot be manually installed, not even by using the "Have Disk" option.
2. The entered driver version (1.0.11) is wrong, the correct driver version is v1.1.0.0.
3. The entered driver date (10/31/2013) is wrong, the correct date would be 10/03/2014.

• Intel Smart Connect Technology drivers (driver signature refreshed at 10/28/2015):
  • >32bit Intel Smart Connect Technology Driver v1.1.0.0 mod & signed by Fernando< (>MIRROR<)
  • >64bit Intel Smart Connect Technology Driver v1.1.0.0 mod & signed by Fernando< (>MIRROR<)
  
  Notes:
  1. To benefit from the driver's digital signature I recommend to import the related Certificate (has only to be done once!) before trying to install the driver according to the guide you can find within the start post of >this< thread.
  2. Contrary to the original drivers these modded ones can be installed manually from within the Device Manager (even the 64bit variant). Furthermore the Device Manager will show the correct version (v1.1.0.0) and the correct date of their compilation (10/03/2014). Supported are all Windows Operating Systems from Win7 up.
  3. Since these drivers have been digitally signed by me at 10/28/2015, they can be installed the normal way (no forcing by using the "Have Disk" option and no disabling of the "Driver Signature Enforceent" required).

To make the installation of the modded 32/64bit Intel Smart Connect Technology drivers v1.1.0.0 easier for you, I have given them today a digital signature.

@ jimbob_sf:
Welcome at Win-RAID Forum!

Zitat von jimbob_sf im Beitrag #3

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No matter what I do, I can't get this driver to show as signed.

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@ zt3 and @ e.v.o:
Since our discussion about the digital signature of modded drivers is somehow off-topic, but very interesting, I will merge all related posts, which are until now within different threads, into a new one.

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #6

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@ zt3 and @ e.v.o:
Since our discussion about the digital signature of modded drivers is somehow off-topic, but very interesting, I will merge all related posts, which are until now within different threads, into a new one.

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@ektorasdj:
Thanks for your contribution and for the linked driver.
Just to avoid any confusion:
1. Your attached driver will only work with a 64bit Windows OS.
2. The code of the driver itself (ISCTD.sys) is absolutely idententical with the 64bit driver, which I am offering within the start post of this thread.