Post by Admin on Aug 4, 2015 10:23:28 GMT
Recently I faced a typical problem.
I have developed a c# windows application which I made a plan to be execute from windows scheduling time to time. After completing everything I deployed it to windows server PC.
Now whenever I am clicking on that exe file for individual run (testing purpose) it ask me window popup and allow me. The content is like for Unknown Publisher.
It happens every time. Now if I placed that exe into a schedule every time someone has to be click on the allow button manually.
After a long search I found a lot link, work on that.
blogs.msdn.com/b/askie/archive/2009/06/19/how-to-bypass-the-security-warning-unknown-publisher-with-the-checkbox-always-ask-before-opening-this-file.aspx
This is useful for user account control settings.
www.microsoft.com/en-in/download/details.aspx?id=7352
This is the download link. But I am not, I have to install it in that particular PC? I rejected it.
Then I found lifehacker.com/how-to-eliminate-uac-prompts-for-specific-applications-493128966
It described very hardly. But though I shared the link for future information if required.
For myself only a little solution will work for me (till my testing, I can check real one later).
At the time of creating scheduling please check "Run with the highest privileges". That's all!!!
Okay I will tell you know if it works in real world!!!
I have developed a c# windows application which I made a plan to be execute from windows scheduling time to time. After completing everything I deployed it to windows server PC.
Now whenever I am clicking on that exe file for individual run (testing purpose) it ask me window popup and allow me. The content is like for Unknown Publisher.
It happens every time. Now if I placed that exe into a schedule every time someone has to be click on the allow button manually.
After a long search I found a lot link, work on that.
blogs.msdn.com/b/askie/archive/2009/06/19/how-to-bypass-the-security-warning-unknown-publisher-with-the-checkbox-always-ask-before-opening-this-file.aspx
This is useful for user account control settings.
www.microsoft.com/en-in/download/details.aspx?id=7352
This is the download link. But I am not, I have to install it in that particular PC? I rejected it.
Then I found lifehacker.com/how-to-eliminate-uac-prompts-for-specific-applications-493128966
It described very hardly. But though I shared the link for future information if required.
For myself only a little solution will work for me (till my testing, I can check real one later).
At the time of creating scheduling please check "Run with the highest privileges". That's all!!!
Okay I will tell you know if it works in real world!!!