A
Allyn
We have a single machine that is having file association problems for
non-administrative users. The file association doesn't "stick" for
non-administrative users, and if we make the change under the same account
we've temporarily changed to a local admin, things seem to be OK. As soon as
we change the user back to a non admin user, the file association is no
longer valid and the icon is like a generic icon. Change the user back to a
local admin, and things start working again. I'm certain this is a
permissions problem, but I have no idea where to start. Can anyone point me
in the right direction?
Thanks
non-administrative users. The file association doesn't "stick" for
non-administrative users, and if we make the change under the same account
we've temporarily changed to a local admin, things seem to be OK. As soon as
we change the user back to a non admin user, the file association is no
longer valid and the icon is like a generic icon. Change the user back to a
local admin, and things start working again. I'm certain this is a
permissions problem, but I have no idea where to start. Can anyone point me
in the right direction?
Thanks