Execution Level

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Hi All,
I have the execution level set to requireAdministrator. Is this correct?

Does it have anything to do with the level of the user?

The reason I am asking is I am going to have to refund a customer because
she is getting the error "Access denyed." This is a computer or network
security problem.

There IT person installed it on her workstation, I am guessing logged in as
himself. But she can not access it.

Am I doing something incorrect?

I am using version 6.6.2016 of SetupBuilder.

I know the user has a 64bit server and the program would not run on it at
all, so they installed it on her workstation. Now she can not run it.

Thanks in advance,
Bob

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Bob,

requireAdministrator is correct. But this is only used on Vista and Windows
Server 2008 machines. It does not do anything on XP, 2000, etc. machines.

HTH,

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I though so because I have not had any problem with other programs or
customers.

The problem is on there end and there is nothing that I can do about it...

Thanks,
Bob