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al666940
Occasional Contributor
4 years ago

Trying to open the File Explorer to then browse to an executable to check its digital signature

Hello there! I want to verify the digital signature of an executable file (an installer) via TestComplete, but even though all the windows can be seen on the Object Browser (and thus can be mapped a...
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    al666940
    4 years ago

    The powershell solution is sure interesting, but insufficient for the checks I want to do (just check for it to be valid is not enough).

    I ended up doing it the old fashioned way: opened File Explorer, browsed (since I could not paste the path on the address bar) to the installer location, opened Properties dialog and checked everything I needed.
    Thanks anyway for the suggestions!

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al666940
Occasional Contributor

The powershell solution is sure interesting, but insufficient for the checks I want to do (just check for it to be valid is not enough).

I ended up doing it the old fashioned way: opened File Explorer, browsed (since I could not paste the path on the address bar) to the installer location, opened Properties dialog and checked everything I needed.
Thanks anyway for the suggestions!

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AlexKaras
Champion Level 3
4 years ago

Hi,

 

Good to know that the problem has been solved.

 

> since I could not paste the path on the address bar

This command

explorer c:\windows

opens Windows Explorer at C:\Windows folder.

So you may call

explorer <path to tested installer>

to exclude navigation in explorer and improve performance and reliability.