How to make sure that Windows does not swear at the application?

Question

Windows

There is an application written in C#, when run on client machines, Windows swears like this:
Windows has protected your computer
The Windows SmartScreen filter has prevented an unrecognized application from running that could put your computer at risk.
What tell me gentlemen? How to deal with it?

Answer 1

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/ie_ru/2012/08/20/...
stackoverflow.com/questions/12311203/how-to-pass-t...
https://www.digicert.com /code-signing/
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Do not forget about antiviruses with up-to-date databases and sandboxes!
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Answer 2

Very simple - sign the application.
Of course, the certificate must be issued by a serious trusted office, in particular, so that Microsoft trusts them.
The meaning of this protection is that if the application is not signed, there can be anything, including malicious code.
It is not known who and why created this code.
Therefore, Windows blocks it and in every possible way protects the user from accidental and ill-conceived launch of such code.
If the file is signed, then the publisher of this code is known, its details are available, and in which case there is someone to ask.

Answer 3

RMB and in the file properties uncheck the box that this file was downloaded from the Internet and can be dangerous - usually helps.
p/s/ and on dll you also need to do the same

Answer 4

The flatter the structure, the better
The less connectivity of the components, the better
The more reusable blocks, the better
PS: use man treefor this kind of thing