MTP USB Device Driver problem

Hi Guys
I currently have an iPhone 5S and I am trying to connect it to my Windows 8.1 Computer so that it appears as Mass Storage, enabling me to back up photos and videos. I noticed int the Device manager that the "MTP USB Device" has an esclamation mark on it and it states that the driver was unable to verify the digital signiture of the device and cannot be used (Code 52)
I have tried various methods to try and resolve this issue but I have had no success.
E.G...
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3153566?tstart=0
https://discussions.apple.com/message/16322708#16322708
https://discussions.apple.com/message/22972618#22972618
and various other methods.
I Contacted Apple support and Microsoft Support but they were unable to help me. The device was working until a week ago and suddenly stopped showing up as a Mass Storage device. It is visable in iTunes and can be used to USB tether, but not USB Storage because of this MTP USB Device error.
Has anyone got a fix for this that actually works?
Your assistance greatly appreciated.
Chris

Update.
I have found out that the driver file for MTP USB Device is the file winusb.sys.
The problem is that it is not digitally signed and windows 8.1 can not verify it's signiture. This is why there is an esclamation mark on the device in device manager.
I have tried various procedures to fix the problem but none have been successful yet!
If the driver file was digitally signed, the driver would be fine.
The search goes on..

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