I am creating a VB.NET program that will automate several installation programs with the click of one button. In creating the program, I am utilizing macro's to record mouse movements, clicks, etc. to breeze through and automate the stupid installation wizards. The macro program that I use creates an .exe that I call in my VB program. However, whenever I call the program, I get the beloved WinXP caution that the program I am about to run is not digitally signed by Microsoft. How can I turn off the precautionary warning that Microsoft brings up, everytime I call the macro .exe?
I have researched "software identification rules" on http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro...ate/xpsec.mspx
and have created a "Path rule" called P:\PCinstaller\
This is where my macro.exe resides. However, the warning message still appears.
Any clue
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