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MisterAngelus
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MisterAngelus

I'm trying out emby... I had it installed everything was working fine decided to uninstall and reinstall the server  "your administrator has blocked the application becouse it poses a security risk" and it wont install

I am the administrator of my computer so i don't know what its talking about   I'm running windows 7 x64.... no firewall and windows defender is turned off

 

 

Portable version runs fine

 

 

can anyone help me fix this

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MisterAngelus

the file is on my desktop and how do you suggest i alter it? the security settings of the file say  everything says allow

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MisterAngelus

personally i don't know what to change to make it install... it was installed till i  uninstalled and attempted to reinstall  no firewall or anything running

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MisterAngelus

hmmm that worked i have no idea how that happened or why but thanks!

 

I have other questions about the app but that's for another thread I suppose

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Thanks for the feedback. I wonder why you had to do that in the first place. I haven't heard of this before. I'm guessing some security setting that might be enabled on your system

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MisterAngelus

The only thing I can think of is when I uninstalled Emby Stable I used IObit Uninstaller which brought up Embys uninstaller and the uninstaller hung even after Orbit did its thing Emby was still hanging and I couldn't close it  I waited 10 mins then did a task manager force close... as far as security software the only one I use is Malwarebytes  which i turned off during the Emby reinstall just in case  it was causing it

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ShoutingMan

I’m having the same problem in Windows 10. It’s new, and only affecting Emby Server installer. I’ll try the linked fix.

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rocketkarl

Luke's link worked for me as well.  Just in case the link goes away, here's the trick:

 

In regedit:

Change "HKLM\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\.NETFramework\Security\TrustManager‌​\PromptingLevel\Inte‌​rnet" to Enabled

 

Found several other suggested fixes (including other registry mods), but none worked on Win 7 for me.  The one above did. 

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