There is presently an issue with the driver file for the desktop OBR and OVA products being blocked by the Windows Driver Policy. "Windows previously trusted drivers signed by the now-expired cross-signed program," which is what the current driver uses. Our team is currently working on an updated version of the driver that will be WHCP-compliant.
If you are not having issues currently with your OBR 4600/4613 or OVA instruments, it is likely that Windows is treating the driver under "Evaluation mode (Audit)" and is not yet blocking it under "Enforcement mode".
Why now?
As stated in the Microsoft bulletin, the April 2026 security update, the Luna driver is no longer one that is trusted by default.
Temporary Fix
The above article includes a section called, "How do I turn off the Windows Driver Policy?" which may be possible for some users as a workaround while awaiting the publication of a new driver covering these systems. As of this writing we have not been able to directly replicate the issue at our facility and have thus not been able to verify the Microsoft procedure.
Products Affected
This may affect active, legacy, and discontinued products, primarily the OBR 4600 and OVA 5100 product lines, as well as OVA 5000, OBR 4400, and LCA 5000 product lines.
Sharing Feedback
If you are experiencing this issue, whether the temporary fix works or not, please submit a ticket with the details of your instrument and the error messages you are seeing, along with any additional information. The article above also includes steps to check event logs and sharing the results from those log checks may help us resolve the issue quicker for all users. (See "Query Code Integrity events Manually" or "Query Code Integrity events with PowerShell")
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