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Config Manager and CMODView

Posted: 16.08.2016, 20:11
by eafbsd
I downloaded both the Config Manager and CMODView - both programs were prevented from running by Microsoft Windows 10 @ "Windows protected your PC
Windows SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized app from starting. Running this app might put your PC at risk." Does anyone know of any "risk" or is this
Microsoft being Microsoft?

Posted: 16.08.2016, 20:29
by Alexell
eafbsd, Which Config Manager do you mean? This?

Posted: 16.08.2016, 21:18
by FarGetaNik
Regarding cmodview, I'm using Windowd 10 as well and it works fine for me. I don't know if my system also warned me when I tried to install it, but you just have to trust the download and install it anyways. Windows is just suspicious with programs which don't provide the information Windows wants.

Posted: 16.08.2016, 22:07
by Adirondack
Download of the ConfigManager (here) failed since my anti-virus states it as "Trojan: W32/Gen4332.fd140ace74!Online"

Posted: 16.08.2016, 22:20
by Alexell
Adirondack, see this post.

Posted: 16.08.2016, 22:34
by John Van Vliet
Clamscan gave me a clean scan of
"Celestia_Config_Manager_v1.1.4.zip"
and of the files in it

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??? Celestia_Config_Manager.exe
??? manager
?   ??? help
?   ?   ??? Russian.chm
?   ??? language
?   ?   ??? English.lng
?   ?   ??? Russian.lng
?   ??? links.ini
??? Manager_Updater.exe




now seeing as i do not use a Microsoft operating system ......

Posted: 17.08.2016, 08:26
by Fenerit
eafbsd: Windows SmartScreen refuses to install softwares if there is no valid signature. This is annoying also for developers; e.a see http://www.foobar2000.org/fuckmicrosoft

Posted: 17.08.2016, 08:41
by selden
Windows 10 has a "developer mode". Have you tried enabling that? I'm just guessing that might make it be less strict about requiring digital signatures for applications.

Posted: 17.08.2016, 12:25
by FarGetaNik
As I stated, I don't know the exact case for cmodview, but you should be able to install it no matter Wndows warns you. The option is not obvious (I can't recall how it's called) but it is possible. Maybe make sure to be admin while installing. You dont have to change any settings, at least for cmodview.

I might try to reinstall it if necessary?

Posted: 17.08.2016, 16:45
by John Van Vliet
so win10 REALLY dose want people to $$$ buy from the Microsoft store

Posted: 17.08.2016, 18:09
by FarGetaNik
John Van Vliet wrote:so win10 REALLY dose want people to $$$ buy from the Microsoft store
How so? I've never done that :biggrin: