I have a bit questions regarding the upgrade process. If
a user is not an Administrator, would he still be
receiving notifications for upgrade to a newer version?

Do you really need Administrator privilege to upgrade the
software? It will be very much helpful if there is a way
that Administrator can consent for automatic upgrade,
especially in the case where regular user uses that
specific machine 99.9% of the time.

~Sunny

Sunny <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> Do you really need Administrator privilege to upgrade the
> software? It will be very much helpful if there is a way
> that Administrator can consent for automatic upgrade,
> especially in the case where regular user uses that
> specific machine 99.9% of the time.

Yes, you really have to be an Administrator. This version of the Beta trial
does not function at all well, or maybe not at all, with limited-rights
users logged in.

--
Robin Walker [MVP Networking]
(E-Mail Removed)

>Yes, you really have to be an Administrator. This
version of the Beta trial
>does not function at all well, or maybe not at all, with
limited-rights
>users logged in.

The upgrade totally fails if not logged in as an admin
user but reports upgrade success!