Windows App Certification Kit - Test Results
App name: MarinePlotterApp publisher: DJM Questor SoftwareApp version: 8.5.14.0App Architecture: x64Kit Version: 10.0.22000.832OS Version: Microsoft Windows 11 Pro (10.0.22621.0)OS Architecture: x64Report time: 16/10/2022 8:30:52 am
Package compliance test
PASSEDEnterprise Features
Windows security features test
PASSEDBanned file analyzer
PASSEDPrivate code signing
App manifest resources tests
App Capabilities test
PASSEDSpecial use capabilities
Windows Runtime metadata validation
PASSEDExclusiveTo attribute
PASSEDType name case-sensitivity
PASSEDType name correctness
High-DPI support
PASSEDDPIAwarenessValidation
Results for optional tests
The tests in this section are informational only and will not be used to evaluate your app during Microsoft Store onboarding. Investigating failures is recommended to ensure that users will not be impacted.
Digitally signed file test
PASSEDInstall signed driver and executable files
User account control (UAC) test
PASSEDUser account control run level
Package compliance test
PASSEDFile association verbs
App manifest resources tests
Debug configuration test
PASSEDDebug configuration
Windows Runtime metadata validation
PASSEDGeneral metadata correctness
Package sanity test
PASSEDArchive files usage
FAILEDBlocked executables
Error Found: The blocked executables test has detected the following errors:- File MarinePlotter\MarinePlotter.exe contains a reference to a "Launch Process" related API System.Diagnostics.Process.Start
- File MarinePlotterWMM\MarinePlotterWMM.exe contains a reference to a "Launch Process" related API shell32.dll!ShellExecuteW
- File MarinePlotter.exe contains a blocked executable reference to "rEg".
- File MarinePlotter.exe contains a blocked executable reference to "cmd".
- File GoogleMaps.attribution contains a blocked executable reference to "cmd".
- File NZ59 South Island.attribution contains a blocked executable reference to "cmd".
- File NZ60 Southwest Pacific.attribution contains a blocked executable reference to "cmd".
- File NZ61 Ross Sea.attribution contains a blocked executable reference to "cmd".
- File NZ64 Pacific Ocean.attribution contains a blocked executable reference to "cmd".
- File NZ66 Approaches.attribution contains a blocked executable reference to "cmd".
- File NZ67 Offshore Islands.attribution contains a blocked executable reference to "cmd".
- File 2 Low.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "dnX".
- File 2 Low.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "cSI".
- File 3 Medium.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "CSi".
- File 3 Medium.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "rEG".
- File 4 Default.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "dnx".
- File 4 Default.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "\CDb".
- File 4 Default.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "reg".
- File 5 High.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "cDB".
- File 5 High.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "DnX".
- File 5 High.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "csi".
- File 5 High.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "reg".
- File 6 Highest.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "cdb".
- File 6 Highest.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "csi".
- File 6 Highest.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "DnX".
- File 6 Highest.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "nTSD".
- File 6 Highest.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "reg".
- File 6 Highest.dat contains a blocked executable reference to "cMd".
- File MarinePlotterWMM.exe contains a blocked executable reference to "CdB".
- File MarinePlotterWMM.exe contains a blocked executable reference to "BAsh".
Impact if not fixed:
Launching executable files is restricted on Windows 10 S systems. Apps that rely on this capability might not run correctly on Windows 10 S systems.
How to fix:
Identify which of the flagged entries represent a call to launch an executable file that is not part of your app and remove those calls. If the flagged files are part of your application, you may ignore the warning.
FAILEDPlatform appropriate files