Windows 10: Disable windows codesign certificate check

I like to create a custom version of this open source project:


https://github.com/x360ce/x360ce


for personal use (I like to add more features).


Unfortunatenly the developer stop the support and the only way is modify the source code.


In short this project extend the windows xinput support for controller that support only direct input (like mine) without install additional drivers.


The original compiled dll from the developer work, but when I try compile this source code using this official guide:


https://github.com/x360ce/x360ce/wiki/Tutorial


The application freeze when call the dll compiled by me (but work with original dll).


The developer was not include the prf certication file, so I have created one with private key.


Attached the information of my dll and dll of the developer.


So I don’t know if the application freeze becouse the dll is not signed by a trust organization or becouse there is a bug due source code not updated.


For this reason I ask if there is possible disable temporarily the codesign certificate check, so in this way I can understand if the dll freeze becouse is not signed by a trust organization.


Can you help me please ?


Best Regards


Marco

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