Problem starting TSRE

[michelouim]

I was in TSRE editing a route and at the end i closed it to re-open it in order to edit another route. Normal procedure, i do that all the time. But this time, i got a message from Smart App Control, saying it was not letting me open TSRE.

I am on Win11, using TSRE5 v0.8004. From what i understand, SAC is there to protect my computer. I get it, but when i use an app almost each and everyday, i should not bother that it is a bug app. Memory sometimes forget about things and mine seems to remember I previously had that problem, but i do not remember how i fix or how i got rid of it.

Can someone give me some clues, please?

Michel

[michelouim]

PROBLEM SOLVE BY ITSELF this morning. I did nothing between last night and now but TSRE now works when i started it.

[michelouim]

Am I the only one to have this problem? Yesterday, Route editor and Consist editor were working fine.

It is happening again today, for TSRE Route Editor, Consist Editor and Shape Viewer.

I know, previously, it was corrected the next day by itself. Occuring again today, probably meaning it will be fine tomorrow!!!

Question for developers or Eric: since Smart App Control is about security, part of Windows security, and it relies on signatures, is TSRE using only recognize signatures, meaning that TRSE has tried to load a driver, application, or other file that is not properly signed?

Thanks for your help

Michel

[yellowdog]

What folder did you use for their installation location?

[michelouim]

All 3 are in C:/TSRE5 v0.8004

I also have my previous version that is working in C:/TSRE5 v0,7,001

[michelouim]

UPDATE:

TSRE is back...i did nothing...I am sick and tired of that SAC...

but my question "Is TSRE properly signed?" is still on, since it seems to be the main reason for SAC to act as it does.

Michel

[eric]

I dont believe it is using a signed certificate. In SAC you should be able to whitelist an executable.

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