The publisher check is usually displayed on the system when an unidentified Windows developer is started. There are several ways to disable checking.
Instructions
Step 1
To disable the driver digital signature verification service, enter the gpedit.msc command. In the local group policy editor that opens after pressing the Enter key, find the user configuration panel, and then go to the section titled "Administrative Templates". Open the "System" item and go to the settings menu of the driver installation process.
Step 2
Select "Digital signature of device drivers" in the window that opens, select the "Disable" action for it. Apply and save the changes, after which, when installing the device drivers, the window about the mismatch of the digital signature will no longer appear. Please note that this is not recommended for your own safety.
Step 3
If you want to enable the display of the lack of digital signature of software for the Windows operating system, also go to the abovementioned item of the custom settings configuration menu and turn it on, but note that this will also require you to select the device driver verification mode and subsequent actions.
Step 4
If security alerts prevent you from launching certain networking programs, make additional configuration adjustments to Windows Firewall. To do this, open those computer control panel and in its menu go to the item "Security Settings".
Step 5
In the window that opens, at the very bottom, select the firewall settings. In the window that appears, select the "Exceptions" tab and check the box for the program, the call of which is prohibited by the system. If it is not in the list, add it using the Browse button. Before applying the changes, make sure that the program is not malicious, since many of them can disguise themselves as well-known utilities.
