.NET Framework not installed message

[Guest]

I've installed an app I've written onto a clients machine using a local
administrator account, and the app works fine (Simple C# app using an MDB
database).

When logging back into the machine as a domain user (locked down desktop)
and running the new .net app I get a message saying that the .net framework
is not installed.

Ok, so I do a "run as with the admin account" on the framework installation,
while logged in as the user with the locked down desktop. I then get the
message that the framework is already installed.

Is there some security that the locked down user cannot access a resource?

I'm confused.

Thanks,
Rick

 

[Nick Malik]

I'm guessing that your domain user may not have read/execute permissions on
the .NET directories.

Other than that, I'm not sure...
--- Nick

 

[Guest]

Nick,

Thanks for the direction. I've simulated your suspicions locally by
removing a power users access rights to the framework directory and running
the app while logged on as the user. Doing this I get the message indicating
that the framework is not installed. I then grant access to this user and
run the app again, this time successfully.

I'm hopefully that if I grant the "Everyone" group access to framework this
will be inherited by the domain user and solve the problem.

Thanks again,
Rick

I'm guessing that your domain user may not have read/execute permissions on
the .NET directories.

Other than that, I'm not sure...
--- Nick