Hello,
So even though you are running with the same user account, elevating is
using different LUID.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/aa379261.aspx
I thought this was supposed to have been resolved in RTM.
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
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|>Yes, this is Vista RTM. The drives were mapped by the same Admin who is
|>executing the program - so, perhaps I don't understand the different user
|>context.
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|>I understand running a program when logged in as Administrator no longer
|>guarantees the program to be running in Admin mode ( you have to "Run
as
|>Administrator"), but I don't see why the drive mappings disappear.
|>
|>""Darrell Gorter[MSFT]"" wrote:
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|>> Hello,
|>> It happens because the drives are mapped in a different user context.
|>> Is this RTM media? I thought this was addressed prior to RTM.
|>> Thanks,
|>> Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
|>>
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|>> |>I forgot to mention that this happens when executing the program with
the
|>> |>"Run as Admin" option.
|>> |>
|>> |>"FiservDeveloper" wrote:
|>> |>
|>> |>> When logged in as administrator and executing a program on a
network
|>> drive
|>> |>> which outputs all available remote drives via (WNetOpenEnum,
|>> |>> WNetGetEnumResource), no drives are visible. When logged in as a
|>> "User",
|>> |>> running the same program shows the remote drives visible.
Furthermore,
|>> when
|>> |>> logged in as administrator, programs such as installshield (during
|>> |>> installtion) and 2003 visual c++ programs don't see mapped drives -
|>> they only
|>> |>> get UNC Paths. When logged in as a "User", the mapped drives are
|>> available.
|>> |>>
|>> |>> Does anyone have a solution to this problem? Our current
application
|>> |>> requires that drive letters are visible (in both "user" and "Admin"
|>> modes).
|>> |>> I've also submitted a ticket to Macrovision (InstallShield) - they
have
|>> |>> confirmed this problem.
|>> |>
|>>
|>>
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