Per Machine install requires admin password for non-admin users #9288
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Your installation package does not determine if your application runs elevated. You do that via a manifest in your application's executable. That's all Windows behavior. Your application doesn't have to elevate to be per-machine. Per-machine means the application is in locations shared with all users on the machine and requires elevation to modify. That latter point is usually the most valuable as it ensures your application files are not tampered with (unless the user has elevated privileges). |
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I have created an msi package and bundle that installs my application to the
Program Filesfolder and creates a start menu shortcut. Everything seems to install correctly except that the application requires elevated permission (i.e. administrator password) to run.My questions are:
C:\Program Files\My Applicationfolder to be able to run without an admin password?Open Source Maintenance Fee
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