We have an embedded product that requires the following separate media requirements for the application. Each application must be stored separately upon removable media to enable verification of the disk contents to match a recorded digital signature.
For more understanding, the current install base simply has a boot exe application on the OS drive that is called on boot rather than explorer.exe. This simple app looks to the disk name, and then will fire off a EXE file on the disk. The current applications are written in .Net with the OS disk having all the framework and OS files needed installed. The removable media just includes the application and related DLLs and such for the application
Question, with Windows 10 based UWP applications using VS2017 for development it appears that this is going to be problematic. The EXE will not simply activate with a start script to fire the EXE off as before.
Is there any way to develop a UWP app with just the core application resources deployed as described above on the removable media disk?
Simply activate a UWP app on a removable drive without having to install an APP?