Hi there
We use SC VNC and have the .exe program on our website.
Users go to web site download and run all works well except for Windows 7 pcs when the users are asked for the Administrator password to enable them to run the file.
How do we get Windows 7 to allow the running of the file without logging on as an Administrator?
Thanks for any help
Graham
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Running SC on a WIndows 7 machine
Re: Running SC on a WIndows 7 machine
Windows 7 makes any self extracting exe request administrator privileges
sc web builder uses 7z to package all the needed components together...
you could use I express or nsis to package all the necessary files. or download scprompt, and use my bat files as a starting point.
sc web builder uses 7z to package all the needed components together...
you could use I express or nsis to package all the necessary files. or download scprompt, and use my bat files as a starting point.
ask a silly question and remain a fool for 5 minutes...
don't ask, and remain a fool for life - JDaus 2003
without imperfections, neither you nor i would exist - Steven Hawkins
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SCPrompt - OpenSource Free Remote Screen\Desktop Sharing Solution
SecureTech.com.au
don't ask, and remain a fool for life - JDaus 2003
without imperfections, neither you nor i would exist - Steven Hawkins
__
JD
SCPrompt - OpenSource Free Remote Screen\Desktop Sharing Solution
SecureTech.com.au
Re: Running SC on a WIndows 7 machine
Are you saying they've futzed with the security model so that self-extracting zips that don't try to hide anything require privilege escalation, but that installers that obscure the fact that they're going to be unpacking and creating files do <b>not</b> require security escalation?
That would be insane... but it wouldn't surprise me coming from MS.
That would be insane... but it wouldn't surprise me coming from MS.
Re: Running SC on a WIndows 7 machine
that's what I have seen personally, and read online in various places ...that's the main reason I started looking at nsis scripts.
ask a silly question and remain a fool for 5 minutes...
don't ask, and remain a fool for life - JDaus 2003
without imperfections, neither you nor i would exist - Steven Hawkins
__
JD
SCPrompt - OpenSource Free Remote Screen\Desktop Sharing Solution
SecureTech.com.au
don't ask, and remain a fool for life - JDaus 2003
without imperfections, neither you nor i would exist - Steven Hawkins
__
JD
SCPrompt - OpenSource Free Remote Screen\Desktop Sharing Solution
SecureTech.com.au