wacky ass problem
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two different errors by two different people. both on Windows 7, one of which is 64x the first one i have no idea what the cause is.
the second one's error is that it REQUIRES ELEVATION LIKE IVE BEEN TELLING YOUR HAPPY ASS FOR HALF A YEAR NOW, KADAT
both the installer AND the actual application should ask for elevated privelages upon startup.
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The following table compares the features of ClickOnce deployment with Windows Installer deployment:
| Feature | ClickOnce | Windows Installer |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic update1 | Yes | Yes |
| Post-installation rollback2 | Yes | No |
| Update from Web | Yes | No |
| Does not affect shared components or other applications | Yes | No |
| Security permissions granted | Grants only permissions necessary for the application (more safe) | Grants Full Trust by default (less safe) |
Security permissions required | Internet or Intranet Zone (Full Trust for CD-ROM installation) | Administrator |
| Application and deployment manifest signing | Yes | No |
| Installation-time user interface | Single prompt | Multipart Wizard |
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Or just right click - run as admin. Instead of a double left click, a single right click then a single left click. Just sayin. ;)
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thats strange. because its definitely throwing the error of requiring permissions. i think im gonna wipe my comp anyways, so that should fix the problem.
Or just right click - run as admin. Instead of a double left click, a single right click then a single left click. Just sayin. ;)
lol im not THAT much of a retard, tim =P
it doesnt have an option to run as admin, and you cant change the settings so it runs as admin either. meh
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Wait, what?
Maybe I've just been upgrading since the original?
I've never been asked for permissions either.
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Reinstalling windows fixed it like i thought it would. still not sure which setting would cause something like that, though.
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Damn man. Did your UAC settings get maxed? There's also that IE security thing about trusted apps and what not that WILL effect your ability to install ClickOnce apps.
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"When you know nothing matters, the universe is yours" ~Rick Sanchez
Damn man. Did your UAC settings get maxed? There's also that IE security thing about trusted apps and what not that WILL effect your ability to install ClickOnce apps.
no, i think it mightve been a windows bug. it kept acting like the system was an admin, and the admin was both admin and user. was all kinda of fucked up. changing the uac didnt do anything, hence the reinstalling OS lol
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Well, so long as it's working, that's all that matters. :)
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