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| | SetupAPI functions called from user application allowed? Forgive me if this has been asked thousands of times but I've done searches and haven't found an answer and no response in security forum. We have an application that has it's own updater that works by going out to a local server (not the internet) on the network and checks for updates each time the program starts. If an update is found the files are copied over and installed using a .inf file and win32 setupAPI calls. Some of these files are programs and some are data. In Vista are administrative permissions required for the setupAPI calls to complete successfully? I know they are needed for the initial install, but what about for updates? Also, is it different when the calls are overwriting existing files as opposed to creating new files (like a new .dll for an executable that is overwritten)? Thanks in advance, jim |
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