[solved]Windows 7 x86 Mirror Driver Windows Security Popup

[cloq]

Hi,

Windows 7x86, Administrator, UAC is disabled.

When installing uvnc mirror Driver, I get a popup window:

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Windows Security
Would you like to install this device software?
Name: UVNC BVBA Display adapters
Publisher: uvnc bvba
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Is there a way to install the driver without the window from popping up?
I am trying to automate the install of the mirror driver.

Using gpedit is not an option since it requires having to touch the machine.

TIA.

[mod=494,1296865448]added solved to title
solution: open Certificates MMC and then find the certificate and export it[/mod]

[Rudi De Vos]

It's possible by importing first the uvnc certificat by certutil
(TrustedPublisher)
Then you can install the driver without pupop.

google for
certutil.exe -addstore "TrustedPublisher" mycert.cer
The cert can be extracted from the winvnc exe.

[dyehardfan]

It's possible by importing first the uvnc certificat by certutil
(TrustedPublisher)
Then you can install the driver without pupop.

google for
certutil.exe -addstore "TrustedPublisher" mycert.cer
The cert can be extracted from the winvnc exe.

Could you go into a little more detail about extracting the cert from the winvnc.exe?

edit: Nevermind, I figured it out. You have to open the Certificates MMC and then find the certificate and export it.

This worked like a charm, I just added it to the installation script before the actual installation.

Now I just need to figure out what the registry keys that UVNC changes on first CAD to remote machine so I can include those in my installer as well and I'll call it a day.

[cloq]

@Rudi De Vos and @dyehardfan

Brilliant. It worked.

Thanks!

[ken]

Can someone make a step by step guide, so I don't have to spend 3 hours of research?

[bridge]

I asked Rudi about this some time ago, a little more detail is listed here:
[topic=17562][/topic]

and some SCCM information here if anyone needs it:
[topic=17587][/topic]