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Marios is seeking a way to disable or modify the security prompt that appears when running certain applications on Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit, without disabling overall security features or internet browsing protections. Pauli responds by suggesting that if Marios trusts the software provider, he can proceed despite the warning, implying it's a Microsoft security measure designed for safety, and recommends caution about selectively disabling such notifications. Overall, the thread discusses the balance between security prompts and user convenience, with advice leaning towards trusting the system's warnings rather than disabling them.
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When i run some of my apps a security message appears saying:

Was not possible the verification of the publisher. Are you sure you want to execute this software?

How can i remove this message? I prefer for a specific program to disable this message instead of disabling
this feature completely if is possible. Also i don't want to make Internet Explorer not loading pages on the Internet by disabling security features inside the Interner Explorer. I have Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit Greek.
 

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Strictly, what does it matter? If you trust the provider, go ahead. I get that kind of messages too, and I do in fact consider them to be a sign that Microsoft takes care of me. They're better in it than I.

I would advice against using a specific program here. If you can see "Change when these notifications appear" you may use it, but I would still not. A click or two may, evidently, secure you.
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Strictly, what does it matter? If you trust the provider, go ahead. I get that kind of messages too, and I do in fact consider them to be a sign that Microsoft takes care of me. They're better in it than I.

I would advice against using a specific program here. If you can see "Change when these notifications appear" you may use it, but I would still not. A click or two may, evidently, secure you.
 
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