That seems weird. If you run it in a command line window, does it execute at all? Maybe the NTFS rights don't allow your user (or the user the batch file is running as) to execute the madConfigDrv.exe?
I tried the batch file both in my account (root user) and in an administrator account with the same results (see attached AccessDenied.png) I also tried to run madConfigDrv.exe directly in the command windows. I checked the madConfigDrv.exe permissions; it has all permission for all the users. I also added the version of madConfig and the administrateur permissions (mines are identical).
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madConfig administrators permissions
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> I also tried to run madConfigDrv.exe directly in the command windows.
And what happened?
I can't read french, unfortunately.
Is it maybe Windows Defender or some other security software which blocks madConfigDrv.exe? That would most likely be a false positive then. If you're in doubt about virus infection, you can always double check files via www.virustotal.com, of course.
I disabled all Defender, AVG... but I always got the same result (in the windows command line). It is so weird that I just noticed, in this post, that the file size is 0! I don't have any idea of the reason as I don't modify the madshi distributions after installing them. I reinstalled the last distribution and, with a 59KB exe, I'm able to sign. Sorry for the disagreement.