GoLive CS2 & Win7 - "Unknown Publisher"

This may be more of a Windows 7 issue than an Adobe/GoLive one...but I thought someone here might be able to help! Whenever I open GoLive CS2 in Windows 7, I get the User Account Control pop up window, asking me if I want to allow the program "from an unknown publisher" to make changes to my computer. Is there any way to get this message to go away without lowering my User Account Control security setting? It's really annoying to see it pop up everytime I open GoLive!

Adobe started to digitally sign its apps in CS3 so any prior app can kick that warning about an unknown publisher.
A Google search leads to plenty of ways to minimize UAC warnings, all with various consequences. I'm still experimenting myself.

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GoLive CS2 DOES run on Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit

I recently purchased CS6 Master Collection for a new workstation, determined to finally make the switch from GoLive CS2 to Dreamweaver CS6. I built my first web site with GoLive, and although I chose at the time to forego all of GoLive's drag and drop capability, choosing instead to code my HTML and CSS by hand, I did learn early on to take full advantage of the Template functionality, a real timesaver. Regardless of what ANYBODY says about the migration path from GoLive to Dreamweaver, NONE of them work worth a damn, and as a career SW engineer, I think it's sorry that Adobe hasn't done better, because they could have. Like many of you long-time GoLive users out there, I searched the internet and this forum high and low for a single helpful post that would allow me to migrate my web sites to DW. The migration tools Adobe provides, both the one for GoLive CS2 to export a DW site (yeah, right) and the extension for DW CS6, are all but useless. The one for GoLive skips template files and deletes code from the HTML. The one in DW CS6 complains about 'locked regions' in templates, just before it crashes. It never even completes. In trying to migrate my site, Adobe couldn't even handle a site made up of pure HTML, CSS, and a little handcoded Javascript thrown in, and which uses ONLY templates (no components, snippets, or dropped items, or special GoLive generated code). It would take me weeks to do this by hand.
Well, since I don't have 2 weeks or a month to fix a web site that already works, I focused on getting GoLive CS2 to run on my Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit OS, since I had been hearing rumors of problems, or where it didn't run at all. However, with the help of many others, and in particular a forum contributor called Cinti on a Microsoft forum, of all places (http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-windows_programs/windows-7-is-n ot-compatible-with-adobe-photoshop/6f1b4955-7166-4b8f-ad9b-5d19150f803f?page=2), I was able to get GoLive loaded and working without any issues, just as it did under Windows XP Pro. I had a bit of an issue, however, since I found out when I upgraded from CS to CS2 way back when that the installer would not actually read from a CD drive, even though you must insert Disk 1 of CS in a CD drive for verification of your upgrade, unless you already have CS installed on your machine, which I didn't in this case. If you face this problem, here is what I did to make it work, and this is prior to the hint needed that Cinti provided
(1) Create an ISO image of the CS Installation Disk 1 and save it to your hard drive somewhere. You can do this with most CD/DVD burning SW, like Nero, Roxio, etc. Just create a standard ISO image file. It's a file with an .iso extension, and is basically an image of the CD, but not one that Explorer can browse.
(2) Download a free copy of Daemon Tools lite (http://www.daemon-tools.cc/eng/products/dtLite), which has the capability to 'mount' this ISO image, and present it to your OS as a real (actually virtual) CD drive. This allows the installer to be able to read from a CD drive, since it can't read from an actual physical CD drive on your system. I got this whole workaround about using a virtual CD from Adobe, btw, so it's a known problem.
This will let you get your upgrade verification out of the way, if you run into it. Next, the CS2 installer will present you with a screen asking where you'd like to install the CS2 program files. The default it shows (at least for me) is C:\Program Files\Adobe. However, on Win7 64bit, this folder is reserved for ONLY 64 bit applications. There is another folder, C:\Program Files (x86) that is reserved for 32 bit applications, like GoLive. Unfortunately, as Cinti correctly points out, if you put this text in the box, the installer complains about invalid characters. Cinti also added two too many characters in the name before the ~ too, it can only have 8 total (as part of the 8.3 file naming syntax), and since the 64 bit folder is Progra~1, the one we want is Progra~2. What I found that works is the following:
(1) When the dialog appears asking for the folder in which to install CS2, click on Browse, and navigate to C:\Program Files (x86), which is then filled into the box automatically for you.
(2) Edit that text to read (exactly) C:\Progra~2\Adobe CS2. If you do anything other than this, the Next button will not be active. If that happens, just restart the installer and try again.
(3) Click Next to continue with the installation. At this point, you might want to select only GoLive to install, unless you want all of CS2 to install.
Upon completion, I found that GoLive works as expected without issue. I'm very happy now, and can focus on more important things than trying to do Adobe's job of migration for them. Perhaps by CS 13 Adobe will have fixed their miserable migration scripts. In the meantime, why not just "Don't worry, be happy!"
Cheers,
Shane

You will find iTunes for Windows forum to post and find help:
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"Do you want to allow the following program from an unknown publisher to make changes to this computer?" I mean....what would you do? Is it safe to click yes....(Don Don Don...*sound effect*)..please help...

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If you already have a license for photoshop cs6, why do you want photoshop cs2?
You can just install photoshop cs6 on your new computer provided both operating systems are the same kind (both mac or both windows)
If you don't have an install dvd for cs6, you can download photoshop cs6 from here and use your serial:
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/cs6-product-downloads.html

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Greetings All!
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That suggests that the installer is getting damaged during the download.
I'd first try downloading an installer from the Apple website using a different web browser:
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Tried downloading from link below:
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It downloads, but a internet explorer security waring pop up stating
Name : Firefox%20Setup%207.0.1.exe
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Run the Creative Suite Cleaner Tool, try again. and if you bought it used, you will have to run a Transfer an Adobe product license to handle activations properly.
Mylenium

Unknown publisher message

Been lurking in the forums for a while - and I've found many
useful responses already. I've got a question that I've seen asked,
but never really answered, so I'll throw it out again.
We're publishing standalone EXE files from Captivate 2.0 for
our people to use. We're linking to them through a separate
customized html page (using EXE rather than html/swf for now
because we have video files embedded, and the EXE simplifies things
for now by creating one file rather than multiple files per movie -
several other reasons, but we've played with everything as
options). For now, the EXE files are located in the same folder as
the html page.
We briefly tried linking to the EXE files through hyperlinks
in a Word document. This triggered a single dialog box asking if
the user really wanted to open the file. We're changing this launch
page to an html page for several reasons. Unfortunately, when
linking directly to the EXE files from our new launch page, we get
two dialog boxes, which is pretty inconvenient. The two messages
are:
1) Do you want to run or save this file? (of course - that is
why we linked to it...) --> Run
2) The publisher could not be verified. Are you sure you want
to run this software? (Unknown publisher error) --> Run
First, is there any way to get around one or both of these
dialogs? It seems to me to be a Windows and/or browser security
issue, but I can't seem to get around the issue.
Second, if I can't get around both of these dialogs, has
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Unknown Publisher error? If so, any good resources on how to do
this?
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I think I found a decent solution for this. I am using
MenuBuilder, making relative links to the executable files (link to
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exporting the Menu Builder as an EXE file. This seems to eliminate
all of the dialog boxes... It works like magic from my computer,
but I haven't yet deployed it, downloaded all the files from the
Web, and then tried it. We'll see...
Thanks for the suggestions.
David

Thank you for the responses. Yes, I agree that the html/swf
will be the better option for us down the road - this is more for a
short term phase of our project.
We aren't accessing the EXE files directly from the Web -
they are downloading them to their own computers, along with the
html file we've created to launch the files, and then accessing
them locally for classes. We've developed a custom LMS-type of
application to host the files - the next version of that app will
let them download everything in a packaged zipped format, so we'll
use the html/swf outputs at that time. It was just too confusing
for our users to use multiple file types (swf, html, flv video,
etc.), when the EXE made it simple to download and use.
For the present, however, I'm still trying to figure out the
best way to avoid our extra dialog boxes... I believe the fact that
they are downloading the files from the web may contribute to the
problem, but I get the same message when I access the local files
I've created through an html link.
Any other recommendations, or does anyone have any experience
digitally signing Flash .exe files so that we could be a trusted
publisher? I'm hoping that this could be a partial solution - we
should have a valid certificate, but I'm not sure if I can do it
with Captivate files.
Thanks,
David

Adobe GoLive CS2 for Windows?

I need a copy of Adobe GoLive CS2 for Windows. Where can i buy one?

It is no longer for sale through legitimate retail channels. You could test your luck by finding a copy for sale on eBay but those are most often pirated. You might as well find a pirated copy for free than give your credit card info to a pirate.
If all you need is 30 days of use, I think you can still find the CS2 trial at ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub

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TangledRibbon wrote:
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a message keeps coming up that iTunes is from an unknown publisher and i can only click 'ok' so i can't go any farther in the installation. It also sometimes says something about a cabinet?
It first says: Error 1905.Module C:/Program
Files/iTunes/iTunesminiplayer.dll failed to unregister. HRESULT -2147220472. Contact your support personnel
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hmmm. with the unknown publisher message it might be worth checking through this Microsoft KB doc:
(MS) You cannot install some updates or programs
... if you can get a functional itunes installer (one that doesn't throw that publisher message), but still run into trouble with the 1905, try working through the general advice in the following document:
Trouble installing iTunes or QuickTime software in Windows

At the end of the download, it says "unknown publisher"

I continue to try and download Firefox but I keep getting the same message "unknown publisher".
== Operating system ==
XP Home latest version

835ang
What computer operating system is your Premiere Elements 9 running on?
For starters, please go through the Adobe document on damaged (will not open) projects and determine if any of Adobe's suggested troubleshooting there works for you.
Troubleshoot damaged projects | Adobe Premiere Elements
At this point, can you open new projects? For that matter, can you open other saved/closed project, but just not this one project? Depending on your reply, an applicable question might be what happens to the issue with and without the antivirus disabled? Lots other questions about computer and/or program updates.
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Red X on Network drives and Unknown Publisher when running apps after VLAN config

We have been running the SG500-52P switches (2 switches stacked) for 2 years with No issues. We recently moved our office and added a new VoIP phone system. We had some trouble getting everything installed originally but its all working now with this one pesky problem. After putting the switches in Layer 3 mode, adding a VLAN for the phone system and setting up a route between VLAN1 (data) and VLAN2 (phones). We are now having this problem: Users are randomly getting Red X's showing disconnected network drives. There appears to be no pattern to when the disconnect happens. It can happen almost instantly after a reboot or sometimes be fine for a few days before disconnecting. If you click on the drives you can access the data but the Red X DOES NOT go away. Although when accessing some applications we get an "Unknown Publisher" message and usually the program crashes. All our Workstations are Win 7 Pro and Servers are 2008 R2. We map server and NAS drives, when the issue happens is disconnects all the mapped drives and NOT just one server.

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Unknown Publisher

I have been trying to download itunes and it comes up with an unknown publisher message that will not let me use the program...i have turned off all firewalls and virus protection and it wont do anything...it is really frustraiting for the fact that i have a $50 itunes card and i cant put it on my ipod touch
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i belive i figured it out to those who haven't so far (for IE I don't know about safari)...i went to tool and went to security then i went to trusted sites and copyed the name of the site to the dialogue box and tryed downloading it as a saved desktop file
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Long story short, unwisely allowed unknown publisher to make changes to my computer (which I thought was related to my anti-virus protection) last night. In the process, seems I allowed malware (called antivirus8). Neither Explorer or Mozilla were available - seemed to have been wiped out by antivirus8 thing. Explorer came back up (with favorites still intact) after doing full scans and a few other things...but Mozilla did not. Uninstalled Mozilla and re-downloaded. Final step of installation asked if I wanted to allow an unknown publisher (and I'm sorry to say I don't remember exactly what it was...something with safe in the name, I think) to make changes to my computer. Clicked NO and still not able to access Mozilla...redid and clicked YES and immediately got message that my computer was infected with malware. Have used Mozilla for years...hate just having Explorer. Anti-virus program is Kaspersky...ran full scan and it did not detect a thing...so I really don't know what happened!

Try running several malware scanners to see if Kaspersky missed anything. It is best to run several as each will pick up things that the others miss. Some scanners you can try are:
* [http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php Malwarebytes]
* [http://www.superantispyware.com/ SUPERAntiSpyware]
* [http://www.lavasoft.com/products/ad_aware_free.php Ad-Aware]
* [http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/defender/default.mspx Windows Defender]
* [http://www.safer-networking.org/en/home/index.html Spybot S&D]
If the above malware scanners do not find any malware or can not clear it, you should consider posting in one of these forums for specialized malware removal help:
* http://forums.spybot.info/
* http://www.spywarewarrior.com/index.php
* http://forum.aumha.org/
* http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/
* http://www.spywareinfoforum.com/

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