Re: [wpkg-users] Register sysinfo.ocx

2011-12-13 Thread David Petterson 

On 2011-12-12 22:48, Cedric Frayssinet wrote:

Hi all ;)

I've a problem with Chroma, a french little software of Physics :
http://www.sciences-edu.net/physique/chroma/chroma.htm

This software need to register sysinfo.ocx. I think the command line is :

install cmd=regsvr32 /s %SYSTEMROOT%\system32\SYSINFO.OCX/

But it doesn't work. I've no error... but Chroma fails to start. I
need to go on the PC, execute Chroma with an admin profil et Chroma
starts with others profiles...

Do you have any idea ?

Thanks a lot,

Cédric
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I work in a department with a lot of badly written lab software that 
requires admin rights to start. Many of these softwares can be run as a 
regular user if you change the ACL so that users can write to certain 
folders within the main folder for the application, eg tmp or userdata.

Some other software need to write changes to the registry.
Take a snapshot of the registry and the program folder right after 
install and then start the program as an administrator.

Take a new snapshot and compare the two for changes.
I havnt found any good software to do this, so I just create a list of 
files and export the registry to compare later.


/David

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Re: [wpkg-users] Register sysinfo.ocx

2011-12-13 Thread Troy Hamilton 
On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 5:09 AM, David Petterson da...@ifm.liu.se wrote:


 Take a snapshot of the registry and the program folder right after
 install and then start the program as an administrator.
 Take a new snapshot and compare the two for changes.
 I havnt found any good software to do this, so I just create a list of
 files and export the registry to compare later.


I use Regshot (the unicode version or Regshot2) for this, and it works
better than anything else I have found for capturing registry changes.  It
even creates two text files in windows registry format: one for undoing the
changes, and another for redoing the changes.

http://www.woodmann.com/collaborative/tools/index.php/Regshot_Unicode


--Troy
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