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I'm looking for the convenient signwizard in signtool.exe but cannot find it anymore in the Windows SDK 7.0.
Is it in a separate tool now or is there only the CLI left?

Marc
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You can find an answer in the latest version of the MSDN

signwizard: This command is not supported.

Windows Vista and earlier: Launches the signing wizard. Only a single file can be specified for the file name command-line parameter.

As I understand, it means that the parameter no more exists in the Windows SDK 7.0.

Alexander Zwitbaum
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  • I didn't have this comment when I last checked on MSDN. Thanks for pointing out. – Marc May 12 '10 at 08:17
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    Well that's quite unfortunate. It was a very useful feature. Has it been replaced by something similar? – Rowan Jan 12 '11 at 18:01
  • Microsoft... always known for removing useful features... @JamesCameron: Is this tool open source? I can't find any additional info. I personally wouldn't trust a closed source tool for this special job. – StanE Nov 27 '15 at 17:47
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    @StanE: Actually i wrote it. Its written using AutoIt and can easily be decompiled, its pretty small. – James Cameron Nov 27 '15 at 22:40
  • @JamesCameron I'm sorry. I didn't wanted to sound rude. Thank you for your tool! I will try it out. I have now studied the MS documentation and I saw that the command line signtool is quite easy to use. I integrated it into my tool-chain to sign my compiled applications automatically. – StanE Nov 29 '15 at 03:08
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It is still absent in Windows SDK 7.0A RC. You can try download an older version of .Net SDK (or Windows SDK if it includes .Net SDK).

Sheng Jiang 蒋晟
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