Agija Kemmann 

Unless you are using plugins that were developed by a developer you happen to know and not one from the appstore that you clean out all your plugins and install the ones that are suitable for your version of Studio from the integrated appstore in Studio.

You didn't tell us what version but to clean out the plugins do something like this... delete the following folders and then reinstall your plugins after making sure you have the latest ones for your product, either from the appstore at https://appstore.rws.com/ or by using the integrated appstore in Trads Studio:

%APPDATA%\Trados\Trados Studio\17\Plugins

%LOCALAPPDATA%\Trados\Trados Studio\17\Plugins

c:\ProgramData\Trados\Trados Studio\17\Plugins

If you have manually downloaded your plugins from the AppStore then double click them to install them again, or preferably download the ones you want and install them via the integrated AppStore in Trados Studio.

Two of my troublemakers have not been published in the Appstore yet.

Toolbox and Bilingual Excel are the other two at the moment. I have installed them from Trados settings and would expect not to receive any messaged when they get updated as prompted by Trados.

In any case if it is possible to disable those messages, I would love to make use of it.

Agija Kemmann 

ok - so both plugins you presumably got developed by your company?  The solution is to have your developer send the plugins to app-signing at rws dotcom and we'll sign them for them.  We don't charge for this so there is no reason for not doing it.  We won't sign plugins that are not sent in by the developer so you have to go that route.

I see you prefer to have this message :-D Maybe I do not get the idea what is the reason for that message.

Those two plugins are not developed by us, its coreon and I guess they are not yet completely ready with them. So I just click the messages away and wait for the plugin to get signed by you.

Agija Kemmann 

Agija Kemmann said:

Maybe I do not get the idea what is the reason for that message.

It's there to protect users so they know that any plugins they install that attempt to load and give this message should be treated with caution as they have not been approved for use.

Coreon (or that team anyway) only have one app on the appstore so far (https://appstore.rws.com/Plugin/120) so you should probably contact them to get them signed.

Tagging Michael Wetzel for info.

Dear Agija Kemmann and Paul  - yes. The good news is, just during the last two weeks we managed to resolve a remaining outstanding showstopper (related to the normal "Termbase Search" in the T Studio Term Recognition window). This was a really difficult one, but has been addressed. Thus, we are now on the release path with the plug-In.

Concretely this means ... we'll do regression tests for all versions (2019, 2021, 2022), then update the accompanying Tutorial video, and will then send on for signing. I expect the whole RTM readiness process  to take approx. three weeks, and then send to RWS for signing.

Best

Michael

I had the same issue, with a plugin from the Trados app store: the Multilingual Excel FileType app. I had hoped it would be useful but the pop up message on start-up inspired me to delete it.

Katherine Holly Kirby 

If you have this issue with this app then you should delete the plugins you have from these locations and reinstall from the Add-ins -> AppStore:

%APPDATA%\Trados\Trados Studio\17\Plugins

%LOCALAPPDATA%\Trados\Trados Studio\17\Plugins

c:\ProgramData\Trados\Trados Studio\17\Plugins

Your issue is completely different.  In this case the plugin is actually not signed.  In your case you have a problem with your installation.