Yes, you can become certified Microsoft developer, give them some
money, and they will let you sign executibles for distribution.
On 7/2/20, Rich De Steno <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I recently created and distributed to friends, several programs writtenList web page is
in Python 3.8.?? I used Pyinstaller on the script and created a zip file
of the necessary folders and files.?? The users only needed to unzip the
file and start the program.?? This worked flawlessly with most people,
but a few people had the programs blocked by Windows Defender.?? I then
had to guide them through the process of excluding the folder from
Windows Defender's grasp. Are any of you aware of anything I can do to
the distribution package that will totally eliminate this false positive
from Defender?
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Rich De Steno
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