This build does not carry a Windows code-signing certificate yet, so Windows shows a blue warning screen on the first install. That is the normal Windows procedure for software without a registered publisher signature (Microsoft calls it an "unknown publisher"), not a sign of a problem.
Download the installer
Download
DocOps Setup 1.0.0.exefrom the Download page. It runs on any 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 computer; unlike macOS there is no chip to choose.Windows blocks it: "Windows protected your PC"
Double-click the .exe you downloaded. Windows Defender SmartScreen shows a blue dialog titled "Windows protected your PC" with a smaller line saying it does not recognise this app.
- Click "More info", just below the description; it is small and easy to miss.
- The dialog now shows the file name and a "Run anyway" button. Click it.
The reason: the current build is not code-signed, so Windows has no way to confirm who published it and asks you first by default. It is not a virus and not a broken installer.
The installer
The DocOps Setup installer opens and asks for a folder. Keep the default and click through until it finishes; nothing needs changing.
Open DocOps and activate
Open DocOps from the Start menu or the new shortcut. The first screen is Activation: enter the key Agentra issued to your institution, in the form
DOCOPS-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX, and click Activate. An internet connection is required.No key yet? On this screen choose No key yet (new registration), enter your institution and a contact, and Agentra will review the request and email you a key. Once activated you can ingest documents, search, review and draft.
Getting new versions
No need to download the .exe again. DocOps checks for and downloads new versions itself:
- Open Settings in the app and choose the Version tab.
- Click Check for updates.
- If a new version is available, click Download and install and wait for the progress bar to finish.
- Click Restart to install. DocOps closes, installs the new version and reopens.
Drafting something? Save it before clicking "Restart to install": that step closes the app immediately.
Other warnings
Windows may also show a warning from antivirus software installed on the computer (a third-party firewall or antivirus). Handle it like step 2: allow it to run once. If the app does not open or shows an error unlike anything above, take a screenshot and note which step you were on, what you clicked and the exact message, plus your Windows version (Settings, System, About). Send it to info@agentra.io.vn or use Feedback inside the app.