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TCC 14.03.59 x64 Windows 7 [Version 6.1.7601]
Apologies if this is answered somewhere in the forum, I've searched for an answer but can't find one.
I normally run TakeCommand/TCC in a limited user account. If I use the Help/Check for Updates (or Option /u) command in the limited user account I see a window saying "checking for updates" which is replaced after a couple of seconds by an Error window that just says "Access is Denied".
If I log onto an admin account (or start /runas another TCC with admin rights) then the update check works normally. I guess it might be something to do with file permissions, so I tried giving my limited user account full access rights to the TCMD folder in Program Files, but that makes no difference.
It seems odd that I can't do a check for a newer version from my limited user account. I don't mind switching to an admin window/account to do the actual upgrade, but it would be nice to check first without having to do that.
Is this a limitation of the updater? Or are there some file permissions that I can set to allow limited user accounts to check for updates?
Apologies if this is answered somewhere in the forum, I've searched for an answer but can't find one.
I normally run TakeCommand/TCC in a limited user account. If I use the Help/Check for Updates (or Option /u) command in the limited user account I see a window saying "checking for updates" which is replaced after a couple of seconds by an Error window that just says "Access is Denied".
If I log onto an admin account (or start /runas another TCC with admin rights) then the update check works normally. I guess it might be something to do with file permissions, so I tried giving my limited user account full access rights to the TCMD folder in Program Files, but that makes no difference.
It seems odd that I can't do a check for a newer version from my limited user account. I don't mind switching to an admin window/account to do the actual upgrade, but it would be nice to check first without having to do that.
Is this a limitation of the updater? Or are there some file permissions that I can set to allow limited user accounts to check for updates?