05-09-2007 10:53 AM
05-09-2007 11:32 AM
05-09-2007 08:33 PM
As Vista default, Windows, ProgramFiles, system volume root (C:\) and some other system-protected directories are all protected for write access from non-admin users. They are redirected to "virtual store" if accessed by non-admin account. (As I know, DLL and EXE files are not redirected to virtual store and simply refused when attempt to write.)
To disable "virtual store" for a specific directory, you can change its access security. It can be changed from Windows Explorer by opening "Properties" tab, then you should add "Authenticated Users" user group having Full-Access privilege.
A good example is the latest IVI Shared Components 1.4 or NI IVI Compliance Package 2.x. Once you have installed it on Vista, C:/ProgramFiles/IVI and all its sub-directories are changed to have Full-Access privilege for "Authenticated Users", thereby any non-admin local users can read/write any files under the ProgramFiles/IVI directory without virtual store.
05-10-2007 08:18 AM