just got home starting my computer and clicked on Blue Iris icon and got this
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my UAC has been disabled for years.. Been running BI4 from the day it was released without an issue
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Here's what I see in certmgr.msc. Do you have a thawte root certificate that's not trusted as well?
Yes! i noticed thawte when i was poking around.. i just got off work and havent had much time to look into it.
To be fair, the title of this thread is not very "searchable"... the one I started at least mentioned uac error... and the body of original post in this thread had no text.
I mean, now someone searching should find key words in the body of the replies...
When I said "another forum" I meant not ipcamtalk...
I mean, now someone searching should find key words in the body of the replies...
When I said "another forum" I meant not ipcamtalk...
Yeah I agree LOL. Maybe @Little Tlejunior can rename the title so we only get 5 more new threads
Regardless of what it is named, people will still make new threads - look how many we had when BI sent a lot of people into Eval Mode a few months back!
Yeah I knew you meant another forum and not here LOL.
Making this change in the registry got me going again:
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How to Fix "This App Has Been Blocked by Your System Administrator" Error in Windows
If your PC won't let you open an app, and you aren't using a PC owned by someone else, try these tips to unlock it.
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Scooby7274
Getting the hang of it
Glad I found this.I was about to post the same problem.
Back up and running again.
Back up and running again.
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I wonder what repercussions are had by disabling UAC if any. I assume that is part of the overall security features of Windows OS.Making this change in the registry got me going again:
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How to Fix "This App Has Been Blocked by Your System Administrator" Error in Windows
If your PC won't let you open an app, and you aren't using a PC owned by someone else, try these tips to unlock it.
I would assume it is somewhat comparable to turning off Windows updates and excluding BI and associated files from virus protection software.
Always a risk, but probably minimized if the computer is only used for BI and one isn't surfing the net and downloading and installing programs.
saltwater
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I haven't updated for years so I haven't got this problem. I'm about to changeover computers, so who knows, maybe I'll come across this issue, but nice to know it's an issue and it's not me coming across it not knowing it's an issue, if that makes sense.
What solutions have they come up with on the other thread? Can you share the link?
They haven't provided a solution in that other forum (other forums aren't linked here as it will be removed) and the solution above works...
Simple workaround: download FileUnsigner and drag-drop the BlueIrisAdmin.exe file on FileUnsigner.exe, and it will remove the digital signature. UAC will no longer complain or prevent you from running BI console.
This is probably a better idea than completely disabling a Windows security feature via gpedit or regedit.
This is probably a better idea than completely disabling a Windows security feature via gpedit or regedit.
I am assuming that if you updated BI it would update the certificate?
And if so, if you rollback would that certificate remain or would it revert back to?
Is it possible to pull an active/valid certificate from another computer?
And if so, if you rollback would that certificate remain or would it revert back to?
Is it possible to pull an active/valid certificate from another computer?