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JDaus thanks for the new installer. I had some time today to work with it and after following the great tips by kmruss I now have a solution. To confirm probably the biggest issue discovered by kmruss which also had me stumped. I could not build a working version using iexpress version using Build ...

Hello JDaus

Thats good news

If you want it testing in win 7 user mode send me a copy.

I sent you a PM with my email address.

Cheers

does the standard sc built with the online creator do the same ? I just tested it and ....Yes it does the same. :( So what options does that leave? Edit - I just tried UVNC-Helper and that works for user level without UAC admin prompt. Apparently JohnMC Packs the file in a different way! Is there ...

I think I've sorted out what is going on but I still dont have a solution yet. The UAC problem is caused by the 7zip program trying to unpack a self extracting EXE file...At Test time this is not performed and executes without UAC requirements. It seems Windows 7 detects the type of EXE file and ...

Huh. Not sure. I thought it worked OK with Win7, as long as users answered the UAC prompts. It does, as long as you know an Admin password because that seems the only way to accept a UAC prompt! Are you trying to avoid the UAC prompt altogether? Not really, I would imagine to turn off UAC you need ...

Well yes it's not really relevant except that I'm trying to build an EXE for distribution to users that wont have admin rights and I am unable to do that!!

Even the Ready-to-Roll version from page 1 of this thread requires admin rights in Win7

Any suggestions?

Thanks for your input.

Yes its UAC elevation prompt. The building project asks to test the settings before building which I would have though would require the same UAC prompt. The test works fine without UAC then when I exit it builds the exe which requires UAC. Thats what is puzzling me. Did that make more sense? Thanks

Hello, great project but its getting me a little fustrated now. I have been working with this for a few days and I though I had it sorted. I have come here from using RealVNC (Sorry is that swearing) to get a reliable and free solution for remote control on XP, Vista and Win 7. With the added bonus ...