Hello All,
A recent upgrade to SW2006 (Windows) went well except for a single machine. On that one machine, the user must be a member of the local administrators group, or SolidWorks refuses to run.
TroubleShooting:
I enabled auditing on Solidwork's program directory, the two common directories, and the registry. Then I ran SolidWorks as a non administrative user. I saw no access failures.
That leaves me fairly stumped. If anyone has a list of folders\files\registry keys that solidworks needs access to, I'd greatly appreciate a copy.
Thanks,
Mitch Armistead
A recent upgrade to SW2006 (Windows) went well except for a single machine. On that one machine, the user must be a member of the local administrators group, or SolidWorks refuses to run.
TroubleShooting:
I enabled auditing on Solidwork's program directory, the two common directories, and the registry. Then I ran SolidWorks as a non administrative user. I saw no access failures.
That leaves me fairly stumped. If anyone has a list of folders\files\registry keys that solidworks needs access to, I'd greatly appreciate a copy.
Thanks,
Mitch Armistead