The installer for SonarView can be downloaded here: .
As of , you will see significantly fewer warnings upon installing the app.
"Do you want to allow this app to make changes to your device?" - click Yes. Clicking "No" will exit the installer.
"Do you want to allow public and private networks to access this app"? - click "Allow". If you click "Cancel", SonarView will be unable to discover and connect to devices.
If you have previously denied network access to SonarView, you can fix this by searching the Start Menu for "Allow an app through Windows Firewall". This will bring up the screen for editing firewall exceptions. Click "Change settings", ensure all three checkboxes on the "SonarView" line are checked, and click "OK".
Pre-1.12.2
Windows Home version will go to some lengths to discourage you from running a downloaded exe file. Windows Pro version will be more straightforward. Most of the warnings discussed here apply to the Windows Home version. In addition to all the warnings you will see below, Windows Home may insert a ~30 second delay while it scans the file after the file downloads before you will be able to run it. You can use some of this time to click through the warnings.
Chrome browser
If you see this one (Chrome), click the arrow and select "Keep."
In spite of this, you may still get this error when attempting to run the .exe file.
If you do, wait a minute or two and try again.
Edge Browser
When the download completes you may see warnings looking like the one below. Mouse over this warning and click on the "..." icon, then click "Keep."
Then you will see this warning. Click on "Show more"
Then click on "Keep anyway."
Running SonarView-x.x.x.exe
Once we get through the browser warnings, and when the 30 second delay has expired, we can run the file. You may run it directly from the Downloads directory, or move it to a convenient place of your choice. The first time it runs you will get one more set of warnings.
Click "More info" on the first screen, then "Run anyway" on the second.
