After more than two weeks of investigations my customer has solved this
mystery by chance.
The "simple" solution was, that his C: drive was write protected for the
Admin. Unfortunately my customer couldn't tell me why and how this has
happened, so this mystery stays, especially because he has succe
Generally I do not know anything about the certificates, at all. I'm sure some
commercial developers can chime in and explain how they apply to a rev apps.
As for UAC, it comes into play whenever you do anything that's not allowed by
UAC. ;)
Basically, if you're not allowed to do it as a unix u
Hi Björnke, (who doesn't live in north Italy)
Thank you for your comprehensive explanations, they are really helpful. I
will go on with your list in my checks
OT:
I always hesitated and feared about the hassle with applying for a
certificate at MS, because I could never find out, what happens wit
On Windows 7 there's three build-in things that might prohibit your app from
running (that I know about):
Windows 7 expects application to be certified, and depending on domain and
security settings, might disallow an app from running if it isn't (note that
_all_ 64 bit apps need to be certifie
Hi Jim,
now I got the answers of my customer, see below.
Thanks for further ideas, isn't solved yet
Tiemo
>
> 1. When he boots the machine does it go to a login screen or does Windows
> just come up?
Yes he has a single user on this machine with password protection
>
> 2. Does he have any thi
Hi Neal,
one of the Apps is a App, which runs off the CD. Could the UAC also has his
hands on the CD drive?
Tiemo
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: use-revolution-boun...@lists.runrev.com [mailto:use-revolution-
> boun...@lists.runrev.com] Im Auftrag von Neal Campbell
> Gesendet: Mittwo
Hi Jim,
thanks for your hints, I will follow them and get back.
It's already late over there, you're still up? :)
Tiemo
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
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> boun...@lists.runrev.com] Im Auftrag von Jim Bufalini
> Gesendet: Mit
Hi Jim,
only revzip and revxml
My customer now told me, that the icon of my app has the blue-yellow "Win7
admin shield" (don't know the correct name).
I know that this has anything to do with permission / user rights, but I
don't know what exactly and why this only affects my Rev Apps and not all
