B
Bill in Co.
Is there any way to disable WinXP's built-in digital signature verification
for executable files (not just the drivers thing)? I've already tried
various options under certificates, including updating the root
certificates, etc), to no avail, and have searched quite a bit on the net
for any possible ideas. I've got a trial shareware program (VinylStudio)
that indicates "the certificate is not valid"(etc), but I know this isn't
really true. Even after updating my root certificates, it still complains
about that, and it won't run (it crashes with an error that the file is
corrupt, and should be redownloaded - I've done that several times). If you
look at it under Properties it complains about the certificate not being
valid, or "is not valid for the requested usage" (etc), which is nonsense.
Actually, I think the best solution would be to strip out this runtime
digital signature thing from the program exe file, if possible, so at least
I could try and run it. And if the program is useful, I could then
purchase the full version of it, instead of the trial. As it is now, I
can't even do that.
for executable files (not just the drivers thing)? I've already tried
various options under certificates, including updating the root
certificates, etc), to no avail, and have searched quite a bit on the net
for any possible ideas. I've got a trial shareware program (VinylStudio)
that indicates "the certificate is not valid"(etc), but I know this isn't
really true. Even after updating my root certificates, it still complains
about that, and it won't run (it crashes with an error that the file is
corrupt, and should be redownloaded - I've done that several times). If you
look at it under Properties it complains about the certificate not being
valid, or "is not valid for the requested usage" (etc), which is nonsense.
Actually, I think the best solution would be to strip out this runtime
digital signature thing from the program exe file, if possible, so at least
I could try and run it. And if the program is useful, I could then
purchase the full version of it, instead of the trial. As it is now, I
can't even do that.