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I had this year in mind when I typed. Be it '18 or '19. We're going to need to talk to the tech.
It's kinda a punch in the gut when something like this occurs. With small shops like us inspection is considered a necessary evil. --Overhead--.
So now we need to scramble, slowly, and figure our best options.
To your point Owen it's what I figured would happen. It'll run alright on our comps...or should we say a pub crawl.
Also I'll probably call software but does anybody know why I need to check the controller?
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I have upgraded all my Calypso PC's to Windows 10 the moment the release notes stated the windows 7 support is ending. Microsoft was offering free upgrade at the time so I jumped on it.
Not a problem ever since.
Don't know anything what they might say about a controller, there is something about that in release notes but it doesn't affect my machines so I didn't pay attention.
Good luck!
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If you are using the old version and do not upgrade then this will not affect you until/unless you decide to upgrade your Calypso to the newest version.

Although as stated previously in this thread, support is likely ending for the OS you are using which might be something your IT department might want to address.
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I'll just have a guess at what's happening here based on the picture you posted. Your IT department probably has group policy settings that block the installation of unsigned code. That error message says that Windows can't tell who the publisher is, and that most likely means that the version of ZLAU that shipped with 5.8 doesn't have a digital signature. Windows uses these signatures to validate the authenticity of a program, verifying that it is what it says it is. From a security perspective, it makes sense to just never allow unsigned programs to be opened, so your IT department wouldn't be blocking this program specifically.

You might try downloading the current ZLAU installer from the Zeiss portal, as that does have a digital signature, and is more likely to be allowed to run.
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