[SOLVED] Popup everitime I run the program

[CptDobey]

Hello,

For the first time since 1.8.3, when I run the program I have a popup windows asking me if I allow the application to run.

I do not have the issue with 2.0 (I just tried), I am admin of my pc, and I forced "full control" to everyone on the security tab.

The popup appears if I run the program the "regular" way or as an administrator.

Any idea why I have this now with 2.1 ?

Thanks in advance

[egoodfellow]

I am having the exact same issue, the only difference is that I am not running with an admin account.

[gaddlord]

Can you spell what is the exact message you see on your screen, please.
Maybe it is one of the many annoying warning screens Microsoft introduced lately.

[CptDobey]

"Do you allow a program comming from an unknown source to make change to this computer ?"

Since I'm using MTG Studio (1.8.3) , I'm with Seven and this is the first time I get this message.

[Schwanke]

Oh yeah. I get that. Ive just been ignoring it becaues I know its safe. My stupid magic the gather online does that too.

I personally dont worry about it but I know some of the more snobbier internet people think that its sloppy programming to have that pop up. I have no idea what causes that or doesnt cause that from a programmers side but I do know its possible to write some programs that dont do it and some that do.

[CptDobey]

I am *not* worry.

The fact is I do not have this (useless) message with any of the previous Mtg Studio version. So, if I can get rid of it it will be uber fine.

(I'm using the portable version)

[gaddlord]

"Do you allow a program comming from an unknown source to make change to this computer ?"

Such messages appear because our downloaded executable is not having a Digital Signature. In order to have such we must buy it from Thwate or Verisign. They usually cost around $600 per year. Big companies like Adobe and Microsoft can afford it. Our small shop having only one developer simply can't. Sorry.

[CptDobey]

Ok, I do understand, but why this message only appears since V 2.1 and was not present with 2.0 or previous version ?

[gaddlord]

Please check https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCNOoE1Rpu4

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