Select the location where you’d like to save the downloads. Step 3a: Signing your application manuallyĭownload Window’s SDK and run the installer file that is downloaded.
Select Place all certificates in the following store and click Browse.įrom the list select Personal (Or another place of your choosing) and click OK, Next and Finish.Īfter that there should be a dialog that notifies you that your import was successful. In the next screen, select Local Machine and click Next. In the dialog box that opens, click Install certificate. Select user certificates under your Organization name and select your certificate and double click.
Open SafeNet Authentication Client Tools application and click the advanced view (gear icon). Make sure to save this password because you will need it later. When you get your USB drive, use the instructions that are provided to activate and obtain your token password.Ĭontinue to follow the directions until after you change your Token’s password. DigiCert will mail you a USB drive that is password protected. We chose to purchase our certificate from DigiCert (though there are several certificate authorities that you can choose from). Step 1: Buy an EV Code Signing Certificate. So, we struggled through figuring out this process so I’ve outlined my steps below so that perhaps you won’t have to. In starting this task, every tutorial we found didn’t seem to work. Before we can do this, our apps needed a Code Signing certificate to verify the app was trusted and would prevent Windows Security Alert from blocking the download of our application updates.
We decided to look into Electron’s autoUpdater functionality. For our project with LEAF International’s interactive kiosks, we decided that our past solution of remotely logging into a computer to update software OR asking the client to manually update an install was a bit archaic.
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