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Thanks n2fc, we can't download at work and we run Win7 ;( but maybe I'll download at home and burn<br />
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Unless I can use a 2008R2 server with the specific dll from Windows7 copied to it and then run the PowerShell commands? I'd imagine I would need to import that into the Win7 store afterword's?
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Thanks n2fc, we can't download at work and we run Win7 ;( but maybe I'll download at home and burn

Unless I can use a 2008R2 server with the specific dll from Windows7 copied to it and then run the PowerShell commands? I'd imagine I would need to import that into the Win7 store afterword's?

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Questioner never reported back on whether he tried the recommendation, the results, or any problems with the solution!<br />
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Why does that imply a bad solution?
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Questioner never reported back on whether he tried the recommendation, the results, or any problems with the solution!

Why does that imply a bad solution?

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Attempted to download SDK but &nbsp;just worked around &nbsp;it by creating path rules/hashes. Sometimes would have to use powershell commands to auto create and import the rules which works fine
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Attempted to download SDK but  just worked around  it by creating path rules/hashes. Sometimes would have to use powershell commands to auto create and import the rules which works fine

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EE,<br />
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The instructions below are to digitally sign certificates but require you to purchase the certs online. Is there a way I can self sign a dll? The goal is to get that digital certificate tab to show so I can use a publisher rule within AppLocker<br />
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<a href="http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/03/microsoft-digital-signatures/" rel="ugc">http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/03/microsoft-digital-signatures/</a>
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EE,

The instructions below are to digitally sign certificates but require you to purchase the certs online. Is there a way I can self sign a dll? The goal is to get that digital certificate tab to show so I can use a publisher rule within AppLocker

http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/03/microsoft-digital-signatures/

Digitally sign dll?

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