I noticed that the tool to install arduino drivers 'dpinst-amd64.exe' and 'dpinst-x86.exe' are using a certificated that is expired a few days ago (since mid feb 2017).
The same occurs when I tried to install it using arduino.inf
I downloaded .exe and .inf from:
arduino.cat Added drivers for MKR1000 a year ago
arduino.inf Added drivers for MKR1000 a year ago
dpinst-amd64.exe added driver install utility (dpinst 32- and 64-bit) and Arduino icon… 4 years ago
dpinst-x86.exe added driver install utility (dpinst 32- and 64-bit) and Arduino icon… 4 years ago
Is it possible to rebuild both DpInst...exe and I assume Arduino.cat.
Thanks
Screen captures from Paul Stofregen as commented on 27 Dec 2016 are the same as what I got.
User installs software on a PC and together with this install the drivers are installed either.
Otherwise users got problems when they try to connect the board to the PC.
Therefore installation of drivers should be flawless
And if screen with red warning as these are seen by users or company admins they will abort installation immediately. That is what is happen now.
I hope that somebody is willing to refresh certificates or digital signatures if something like this occurs.