I have an application that installs all it's files in the c:\
directory, intead of in the target path. I'm assuming this has
something to do with how the company has the desktop's setup. They
are
are using Active Directory to secure the pcs.

On a non company pc it works just fine.


Anyone have an idea on what settings might need to be made different?


Thanks

Dwight,

Do the pc's that have Active Directory also have the 'rights' to install
software. If they don't, then Windows security will not allow the
installation to proceed normally. The computer may need to have an admin
logon so that the software can be installed into the appropriate directory
structures.

Bruce

"Dwight" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have an application that installs all it's files in the c:\
> directory, intead of in the target path. I'm assuming this has
> something to do with how the company has the desktop's setup. They
> are
> are using Active Directory to secure the pcs.
>
> On a non company pc it works just fine.
>
>
> Anyone have an idea on what settings might need to be made different?
>
>
> Thanks
>