Are both computers running the same version of Windows, e.g. version 1809? (see Settings->System->Info, scroll down a bit) Are both computers have the same setting for the UAC level? (type UAC in the search field, click the entry for user account control.) Default is the 2nd highest level, which is fine.
When you're installing Windows (10) the user account you are specifying during installation will be part of the administrators group. (see Settings->Accounts where "Administrator" should be mentioned below your account name). Although you're an administrator, this doesn't mean you have all the rights to modify things. Instead, dependent on the UAC settings, Windows asks for confirmation if an operation needs administrative privileges. For example, if you are installing a program Windows usually detects automatically that this needs admin rights and prompts you for confirmation. That is, typically you don't need to right-click on the setup program to run it with admin rights from the beginning. Windows will ask for it. When installing LMS (or later using the LMS Control Panel) you can choose the startup option for LMS. Typically you will want to use "Automatically run at system start", which means that you don't need to login to start LMS but simply start the computer. But to set this startup mode, the LMS Control Panel needs admin rights. Nowadays there's a menu entry in LMS' tray icon to start the control panel with admin rights. Alternatively look for the LMS Control Panel entry in Start menu, right-click it and select more->Run as Administrator. Then the red warning message should not appear. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ reinholdk's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=36070 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=110567 _______________________________________________ Squeezecenter mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/squeezecenter
