I have a Verizon XV6700 (HTC PPC, WM5). When I run applications which
reside in my SD card from shortcuts in the Start menu (these apps work fine
when clicked on directly on the SD card), it says "The file ... cannot be
opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate or one of its
components cannot be found." - how do I disable this certificate check?

Mike

Michael Levin wrote:
> I have a Verizon XV6700 (HTC PPC, WM5). When I run applications which
> reside in my SD card from shortcuts in the Start menu (these apps
> work fine when clicked on directly on the SD card), it says "The file
> ... cannot be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted
> certificate or one of its components cannot be found." - how do I
> disable this certificate check?
>
> Mike

I have been getting this message sporadically. It doesn't seem to indicate
anything significant (except not to trust any message raised by a Microsoft
product!). Usually at the most it needs a soft reset to cure it, if merely
switching off and/or removing the SD card has not fixed it.

Mike.
--

> I have been getting this message sporadically. It doesn't seem to indicate
> anything significant (except not to trust any message raised by a Microsoft
> product!). Usually at the most it needs a soft reset to cure it, if merely
> switching off and/or removing the SD card has not fixed it.

I've soft-reset lots of times - no change. I'll try removing and
reinserting the card...

Thanks,

Mike

The last part of that message is also significant. You can get this message
if your application is corrupted and a dependent DLL is missing. On a pocket
pc, it's not likely that signing is the problem.

--
Scott Yost
Software Development Engineer/Test
Microsoft Corp.

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

"Michael Levin" <mlevin666******.com> wrote in message
news:C38CA78C.6271C%mlevin666******.com...
>> I have been getting this message sporadically. It doesn't seem to
>> indicate
>> anything significant (except not to trust any message raised by a
>> Microsoft
>> product!). Usually at the most it needs a soft reset to cure it, if
>> merely
>> switching off and/or removing the SD card has not fixed it.
>
> I've soft-reset lots of times - no change. I'll try removing and
> reinserting the card...
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike
>
>

On 12/18/07 5:48 PM, in article eShFwgcQIHA.5980@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl,
"Scott Yost [MSFT]" <scyost@online.microsoft.com> wrote:

> The last part of that message is also significant. You can get this message
> if your application is corrupted and a dependent DLL is missing. On a pocket
> pc, it's not likely that signing is the problem.

the thing is, if I run the app directly from its directory on the card, it
works no problem, so it can't be corrupted, right? This only happens when I
try to activate the application via a shortcut that lives in the Today
menu's Programs section.

Mike

On 17 dic, 13:51, Michael Levin <mlevin...******.com> wrote:
> I have a Verizon XV6700 (HTC PPC, WM5). When I run applications which
> reside in my SD card from shortcuts in the Start menu (these apps work fine
> when clicked on directly on the SD card), it says "The file ... cannot be
> opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate or one of its
> components cannot be found." - how do I disable this certificate check?
>
> Mike

Hello Mike,
I have found this http://www.tweaks2k2.com/portal/file...ile.php?lid=16
May it cold be usefull, I didn`t try it.

Sebastián.