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We use SerialKeys to pass data from our serial barcode readers to our
Windows application. This has worked great under Windows NT and 2000. Now
with XP Pro, I'm finding that SerialKeys - the SerialKeys Service - will fail
to start if the user that first logs on does not have administrative
privileges.
If I logon first with an account with Admin rights, SerialKeys works
perfect, and I can log out and back in with a non-admin account and it
continues to work. If I power down the PC, then restart, then again
SerialKeys wont work if I logon with a non-admin account first.
When SK fails for a non-admin account, there's 2 events recorded in the
System event log - 7009 and 7000 - stating that serialkeys timed out waiting
to connect. There's also one event recorded in the Application log -
....SerialKeys error: 5. Unable to create event.
Any clues???
thanks
Windows application. This has worked great under Windows NT and 2000. Now
with XP Pro, I'm finding that SerialKeys - the SerialKeys Service - will fail
to start if the user that first logs on does not have administrative
privileges.
If I logon first with an account with Admin rights, SerialKeys works
perfect, and I can log out and back in with a non-admin account and it
continues to work. If I power down the PC, then restart, then again
SerialKeys wont work if I logon with a non-admin account first.
When SK fails for a non-admin account, there's 2 events recorded in the
System event log - 7009 and 7000 - stating that serialkeys timed out waiting
to connect. There's also one event recorded in the Application log -
....SerialKeys error: 5. Unable to create event.
Any clues???
thanks