This free application allows you to configure the ClickOnce trust prompt behavior of your Windows operating system through a graphical user interface. This is more convenient and safer than editing the registry directly (with regedit.exe).
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(by KuramaLab di Andrea Michel Marrazzo)The trust prompt behavior can be configured for five security zones. You can make changes by selecting one of the following values from the dropdown lists:
Enabled: The ClickOnce trust prompt is always displayed. Users can choose if they want to trust an application or not:
AuthenticodeRequired: The ClickOnce trust prompt is only displayed for applications which have been digitally signed (same trust prompt dialog as above). Installation is not possible if the application is not signed with a valid certificate identifying the publisher:
Disabled: The ClickOnce trust prompt is never displayed. The message “your administrator has blocked this application because it potentially poses a security risk to your computer” is shown with no option to trust the application:
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(by KuramaLab di Andrea Michel Marrazzo)To write the values to the registry, click on the Write to registry button:
To write the values to the registry, click on the Write to registry button:
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