Windows 10: How to ignore expired certificate in service app?

I have MSI ODD monitor "NTIOLib_X64" that has an expired certificateThe app monitors a switch on the Dell desktop and if the switch is pressed the DVD is ejected from the ODD.The ODD is slot type so there is NO built in physical button to eject the DVD.It is convenient to use the button to eject and not have to bring up the file explorer, find the ODD and click on "eject"Is there any way to mark the app as safe to run even if the cert expired? Mark it trusted somehow?Can the app be run from the task scheduler at startup instead of as a service?The app runs fine in window 10 and pressing the b

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Expired certificate

When trying to update a Nokia N95 I am getting the message "Expired Certificate" after the step Install MMS Sync.



On the computer it is saying installation complete?



Is the installation complete or is the expired certificate a problem?

 

Unknown certificate expires every week

Hi,

• Where exactly you get this error “Unknown certificate expires”? at the taskbar besides the clock
• Is your system connected to the Domain? Yes, but this only happes to 4 pcs, the rest 3.000 are working fine.

I followed your suggestion and posted the question at technet forums.

Unknown certificate expires every week

 

Expired Microsoft Timestamp Root Certificate

Suggest you try the Technet Forum if you need assistance with a server issue.

Technet forums

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