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The current build has no code-signing certificate. That's why Windows SmartScreen shows a blue warning on first launch. It's not because of malware; every new developer who hasn't bought a certificate gets the same screen.
How to proceed: click More info in the warning → click Run anyway
Since the build isn't signed, you can verify the file yourself. Run the command below in PowerShell and compare the output.
Get-FileHash .\MyIdol-x64-setup.exe -Algorithm SHA256
| Installer | Loading… |
| Portable zip | Loading… |
These values match the ones published on the GitHub release page.
| OS | Windows 10 (1809+) or Windows 11, 64-bit |
| WebView2 runtime | Included in Windows 11. On Windows 10 it's downloaded automatically during installation if missing. |
| Disk | approx. 20 MB |
| Network | Optional. Used only for the calendar (ICS) feature. |
TRN-... format.No server is used to verify keys. No account, no login, no activation server call. The key is stored only in Windows Credential Manager.
%APPDATA%\com.lani319.myidol. Delete that folder too for a full clean-up.Control Panel → Credential Manager → Windows Credentials.