All of the units have to be administrators, but there's more.wcovey wrote:I did have to set run as administrator in all of the units and it still comes up with the box to authorize changes to Windows in order to open; on all of the units.
If you have "Run as administrator" set for the MLS program, then yes, Windows will always popup the authorization box.wcovey wrote:I did have to set run as administrator in all of the units and it still comes up with the box to authorize changes to Windows in order to open...
While this works if done properly, it's not a trivial task and probably shouldn't be attempted by someone without a good grasp of Windows file system permissions.russellhltn wrote:You need to grant all the units "modify" rights to C:\ProgramData\LDS Church (including subdirectories).
It may need detailed instructions, but I don't think it's that hard. What am I missing?Mikerowaved wrote:While this works if done properly, it's not a trivial task and probably shouldn't be attempted by someone without a good grasp of Windows file system permissions.
Last time I did it, a few files refused to have their permissions or ownership changed without some serious tweaking.russellhltn wrote:It may need detailed instructions, but I don't think it's that hard. What am I missing?
It can be a problem if neither "Administrators" nor the currently logged in user has access. It's hard to give rights to something you don't have rights to.Mikerowaved wrote:Last time I did it, a few files refused to have their permissions or ownership changed without some serious tweaking.