"The hash value of the file is not in the specified directory" appears when installing the openJTAG driver today, and the system is WIN10 Professional Edition.
The reason is that the driver has no digital signature and is an unsafe driver in WIN10, so the display hash value is not within the range and cannot be installed.
After review, it has been resolved and issued as follows:
1. Find the settings of WIN10, click "Settings"
2. Click the last "Update and Recovery", and then click "Recovery"
3. After clicking "Recovery", click "Restart" under Advanced Startup on the right, then the computer It will restart, if there are other important programs running, please be careful
4. After restarting, several options will appear, click the option "Troubleshooting"
5. Then click "Advanced", start the settings, restart
6. This will jump out after restarting A list with options such as safe mode, including "forbid driver signature" that we care about
here
After that, the driver can be installed successfully. If prompted, click to continue the installation