Afterwards Spotify was moved from Appdata to a directory directly in c:\, so that another user account can also call the program. Martin wrote me: When I first installed the computer, Spotify was downloaded and installed with the Microsoft Edge (without warning). However, the programs work there without any warning message. The same programs are also installed on other domain computers. Standard software like Firefox, Foxit Reader, 7-Zip, Open-Shell and VLC media player are installed on the client.
#Every time i open spotify it installs drivers#
Only the necessary drivers (Lenovo H530s) are installed.
The PC is installed just like the other computers and also in the domain, the 'gp-Pack PaT against the biggest telemetry messes' is implemented according to Martin and also the Windows Store has been deactivated. The PC is newly installed with Windows 10 1809, no S-mode.Martin included some information about the environment in his mail. The whole thing is crude, of course, since it is an official Spotify app. The screenshot shown below is from this Microsoft Answers forum post.
#Every time i open spotify it installs install#
Then he installed the app und got later on one system the warning 'The app you're trying to install isn't a verified app from the Store' every time a user logged on and tried to launch the program. The situation, Martin suddenly faced: He downloaded the Spotify exe installer from. But Martin is not alone – while writing this post I came across this Microsoft Answers forum post with a similar problem (there is was TurboTax 2019). Martin writes that on Windows 10 he received a warning when he tried to download and install an app (in his case it was Spotify).
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