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| Guest | CreateProcess for...The requested operation requires elevation Hi, I am totally new to Vista. When launching a small application from the main programme I get this error: "CreateProcess for (path-and-application-name) has not been executed. The requested operation requires elevation" This, when running as administrator. I get the same error when running it as standard user (with non-admin rights). I have been informed I could change this policy (as administrator): "User Account Control: Run all administrators in Admin Approval" - should this be Enabled ? I also need to know if this could be used for standard users, so they don't run into the "CreateProcess..requires elevation" problem. I dont know how to configure VISTA in regard to this, so the application (that causes the error) are being allowed to run for ALL users. Could someone guide me through this? - as mentioned, it is totally new to me and VISTA is brand new to me. Anders |
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| Guest | Re: CreateProcess for...The requested operation requires elevation "Anders strand-Holm" <AndersstrandHolm@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2B759547-EBA5-4D82-9FE5-2166D42B929E@microsoft.com... > Hi, > I am totally new to Vista. When launching a small application from the > main > programme I get this error: > "CreateProcess for (path-and-application-name) has not been executed. The > requested operation requires elevation" > This, when running as administrator. I get the same error when running it > as > standard user (with non-admin rights). > I have been informed I could change this policy (as administrator): > "User Account Control: Run all administrators in Admin Approval" - should > this be Enabled ? > > I also need to know if this could be used for standard users, so they > don't > run into the "CreateProcess..requires elevation" problem. > I dont know how to configure VISTA in regard to this, so the application > (that causes the error) are being allowed to run for ALL users. > Could someone guide me through this? - as mentioned, it is totally new to > me > and VISTA is brand new to me. > Anders > http://vistasupport.mvps.org/run_as_administrator.htm You can using Explore go to an .exe right-click it and Run As Administrator. |
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| Guest | Re: CreateProcess for...The requested operation requires elevation Thanks mr. Arnold. When doing so as aministrator, will this permission also count for stardard users on the same VISTA machine ? "Mr. Arnold" wrote: > > "Anders strand-Holm" <AndersstrandHolm@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message news:2B759547-EBA5-4D82-9FE5-2166D42B929E@microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > I am totally new to Vista. When launching a small application from the > > main > > programme I get this error: > > "CreateProcess for (path-and-application-name) has not been executed. The > > requested operation requires elevation" > > This, when running as administrator. I get the same error when running it > > as > > standard user (with non-admin rights). > > I have been informed I could change this policy (as administrator): > > "User Account Control: Run all administrators in Admin Approval" - should > > this be Enabled ? > > > > > I also need to know if this could be used for standard users, so they > > don't > > run into the "CreateProcess..requires elevation" problem. > > I dont know how to configure VISTA in regard to this, so the application > > (that causes the error) are being allowed to run for ALL users. > > Could someone guide me through this? - as mentioned, it is totally new to > > me > > and VISTA is brand new to me. > > Anders > > > > http://vistasupport.mvps.org/run_as_administrator.htm > > You can using Explore go to an .exe right-click it and Run As Administrator. > |
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