Running As Administrator From FirstLogonCommands

[sk8er_boi]

I ran a program from FirstLogonCommands but got a prompt saying you should run as administrator.

Any advices?

[FireGeier]

What kind of account you're logged on?

Regards,

Martin

[sk8er_boi]

I'm not logged in. I'm running i from FirstLogonCommands at unattended.xml.

[FireGeier]

Log on the Administrator using AutoLogon setting and try again.

Which pass you use to try the installation?

Regards,

Martin

[Br4tt3]

If it is a installer applications that you are trying to excecute from this point, then try to change the name into some of the following;

1. Setup.exe

2. Patch.exe

3. Upgrade.exe

4. Install.exe

Cause Vista "launches" applications for installation based on their names as well... If u have a install app named MyApp1.exe, Vista does not know it is a installer. Change it into install.exe and

it is hardcoded to detect the 4 above strings and launch them within a "installer" environment. Of course, this only referes to installers, not to normal execution of Win32/64 appliations.

GL!

[sk8er_boi]

If it is a installer applications that you are trying to excecute from this point, then try to change the name into some of the following;

1. Setup.exe

2. Patch.exe

3. Upgrade.exe

4. Install.exe

Cause Vista "launches" applications for installation based on their names as well... If u have a install app named MyApp1.exe, Vista does not know it is a installer. Change it into install.exe and

it is hardcoded to detect the 4 above strings and launch them within a "installer" environment. Of course, this only referes to installers, not to normal execution of Win32/64 appliations.

GL!

Interesting!!

But my app is not an install. However i'll try it.