I already described one of the options in the article that mentioned that SmartScreen reports back to Microsoft. There are two options to turn off Windows SmartScreen in Windows 8. If you are an experienced user, you may not like the SmartScreen protection at all as it slows you down and may not provide additional security at all, especially if you are running up to date antivirus software on your system.
If you don't want to run it, select "don't run" instead.
You need to select "run anyway" then to run the program on the system.It is necessary to click on the more info link underneath the description to bypass the Windows protected your PC SmartScreen message.So, how do you bypass Windows protected your PC? While that is certainly sometimes desirable, especially if you suspect the software to be malicious in nature, it is problematic if you are sure that this is not the case this time. The OK button is highlighted in the window but ok simply stops the execution of the program. Users need to interact with the prompt but the way the prompt is designed makes that difficult as it only displays "ok" on the first screen that opens. The SmartScreen message that appears displays Windows protected your PC on the screen. The server responds with a rating for the application that either triggers Windows SmartScreen if there is no rating or if the rating is low, or it lets you continue with the program installation or opening of the site if the application or site is considered safe. SmartScreen collects information about the program, including the program's file name, hash code and digital signature if available, and submits the information to a Microsoft server on the Internet (). It is a security software that intervenes if a site or application has been identified as malicious but also when Microsoft does not know anything about a particular program you try to run.
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