Becoming an authorized application

I work for a software company and the software application we produce works
on Vista, but everytime it is run, the UAC says that it is not an authorized
program. How do I get our program to be 'Authorized' so this dialog does not
pop up for Vista users?

Give microsoft $50,000 for a Certificate!

"Mike.Strock" wrote:

> I work for a software company and the software application we produce works
> on Vista, but everytime it is run, the UAC says that it is not an authorized
> program. How do I get our program to be 'Authorized' so this dialog does not
> pop up for Vista users?

Mike.Strock <> wrote:

> I work for a software company and the software application we produce
> works on Vista, but everytime it is run, the UAC says that it is not
> an authorized program. How do I get our program to be 'Authorized' so
> this dialog does not pop up for Vista users?

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/default.aspx
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/aa570318.aspx

Charlie42

Mike.Strock wrote:
> I work for a software company and the software application we produce works
> on Vista, but everytime it is run, the UAC says that it is not an authorized
> program. How do I get our program to be 'Authorized' so this dialog does not
> pop up for Vista users?



Redesign the portions of that program that are trying to access
protected systems files and/or protected portions of the registry.


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