I just rebooted my pda (htc tytn win mobile 6) and was greeted by this informative message.
Is this of any importance? should i do a backup restore from yesterday and just get it over with? or is it of so little consequence that I can remove the registry key for it or something?
No idea what it is as i can't read German/Dutch. Go into windows>start up>find the file there and delete it.
oh sorry, it's in swedish::
the file cannot be opened. this is either not signed with a trusted certificat or some of it's components cannot be found.
If the problem persists reinstall or recover the file.
The weird is after a reboot it hasn't appeared...
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I have a swedish Qtek 9100. I had trouble installing some applications but then I used the SetSecurity.exe so now I can install the applications without the security prompt. But some of the applications I install can not be started without an error message.
For example, I bought Xbar 3 and when I press the battery symbole I get this error message.
"The file power could not be opened. It is probably not signed with a trusted certificate, or otherwise some of the components could not be found. Yoy might have to reinstall the application or restore this file"
The message is roughly translated from swedish.
I get this error message with other applications as well. How can I get past this error so I can use my applications? I have tested with Default_Cert_SPCS.CAB but with no luck.
Would be very happy for a solution of this.
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"The file power could not be opened. It is probably not signed with a trusted certificate, or otherwise some of the components could not be found. Yoy might have to reinstall the application or restore this file"
Would be very happy for a solution of this.
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I have this problem too!
Did you ever solve it please?
ps I get this particularly on hyperlinks...I don't have the app you quote and I get it on an O2 Exec (HTC Universal)
Check to see if the shortcut is correctly pointing to the source-file.
Unfortunately, nothing can be done to these error messages. They have nothing to do with he security mechanisms - so, switching off security won't help. These apps are just not compatible with WM5.
No I found a way to make them work. I sign the exe files with a certificate I found named TestCert_Privileged.cer.
Then I just install the cert on the Qtek 9100 and then all my applications is working!
Please post a link to TestCert_Privileged.cer or at least tell people where they can get it pls?
I don´t remember where I found it so I attaches the files here instead. Unpack them and run sign.bat <filename> to sign the exe file with the cert. And copy the cer file to the phone and open it to install it. Then you can copy the signed exe file to your phone and the application will start.
Cheers
I hope it will work for you, all my apps that got that annoying error message are now working after the signing procedure
For some unknwon reason I lost my RightSoftkey.exe
This is the one for activating 'Contacts' on the Toady screen bottom right hand corner
Error Message
"The file 'RightSoftkey' cannot be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of its components cannot be found. You might need to reinstall or restore this file"
Can somebody upload this file?
I'm using QTEK 9000. Thank you
RE
I made it!
Using a registry editor I went to
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Today\Keys\113]
and set Open to Windows\Start Menu\programs\contacts.lnk
and up comes my contacts
Help is of course accredited also to Docc at pocketdubai.com
use Tweaks2k2.NET ver 3.14
Mine did the same I had to hard reset !!!!!!
I'm getting the following error after upgrading to the latest T-Mobile ROM (Wing).
psShutXP.exe
The file 'psShutXP' cannot be opened. Ether it is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of its components cannot be found. You Might need to reinstall or restore this file.
psShutXP will work. Periodically I'll get this error upon boot and then the item won't be displayed in the bottom tray. I searched the forums and someone posted about having to do a hard reset after a ROM upgrade (but I've never seen this in any of the instructions). Was I supposed to do this? Is this my problem? Will it wipe out everything I've installed by doing a hard reset?
Thanks in advanced.
I accidently deleted it. Well it said that it couldn't delete it and it looks like it's still there, but after that happened some programs like Blockbuster app won't work. When I open the app it says the following "An unexpected error has occurred in BBHomeScreen.exe. selec Quit and then restart this program. File or assembly name Microsoft windows mobile status,version=1.0.0.0, culture=neutral, publickeytoken, or one of its dependecies, was not found"
How can I get it back to the way it was before? Will a hard reset bring it back?
Hi guys I've had my HTC HD2 for about 2 months now and it's really good (T-Mobile UK) - with the original rom - I haven't bothered cooking it with anything else.
I've updated a few things with some the tweaks mentioned on here - cheers for those!
One of the things I've noticed is that since I installed .Net 3.5 Compact (I think it was this), everytime I perform a soft reboot, I get the following error message:
"The file 'Documents and Settings' cannot be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of its components cannot be found. If the problem persists, try reinstalling or restoring this file."
When I go into the "Documents and Settings" folder on the phone (using Resco File Manager), there is only the "default" subfolder dated 06/01/1980 and nothing else.
Do you know how I can fix this? I don't really want to do a hard reboot as this will wipe everything off the phone's memory.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks