Hi all, I work for a software development company that tends to make rather large patches available to our end users. The patches are delivered via an EXE which the user runs to update their system. We have been code-signing our patches to ensure safe delivery. I made a "jump" patch this week that allows users to skip several smaller patches and get caught up to something more current. The problem is the patch file size is over 1.2 GB. When I try to run signtool.exe against this, I get the following error: SignTool Error: ISignedCode::Sign returned error: 0x80070008 Not enough storage is available to process this command. The hard drive has well over 50GB free, and I have 2GB of system memory. I can get memory usage down to about 250mb before running signtool, but still not enough. Has anyone run into this problem before? Are there any workarounds? Am I doing something wrong? Thanks for any help you can offer, -Rob
We experience the same issue. 760 MB work, 1.02 GB don't. Does anybody have an solution?
