I believe it is a wider issue that affects anything on the drive. The "Gold
RTM" build is the final finished product that you will have to purchase once
Vista ships.
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Tom Ziegmann
Microsoft Certified Professional
Windows Vista / Server Longhorn TechBeta Tester
Windows Server 2003 TechBeta Tester
"Andris11" <Andris11@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:07880245-9F64-4E8B-A661-30E89FB78791@microsoft.com...[color=blue][color=green]
>> The reason you are being asked for permission to launch programs and
>> system
>> management tools is because of a new feature called UAC (User Account
>> Control). UAC is Microsoft's built in system for allowing and denying
>> access
>> to system files and functions. It is meant to be a way to prevent spyware
>> and malware from doing any damage to your system.[/color]
>
> Thanks for clarifying, I earmarked an information actually saying what you
> do, however was not sure if remembered correctly. When that's no error I'm
> satisfied, better secure than not for everyone having not just slideshow
> pics
> and IE bookmarks on ones disk.
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>> Currently there are some
>> problems with user profile folders and the user not being able to access
>> them or not have enough permissions assigned to them. From what I know MS
>> is
>> working on these issues and should be fixed by the Gold RTM build.[/color]
>
>
> Eventually, can you be more specific on this? Does it affect just the user
> folders or is it a wider issue (as to the inabitily to change VS C#
> Express
> project contents which had full control granted for the Administrators
> group
> however required the Users group to grant permissions as well)?
>
> The fact is that those files were transferred from XP Home although there
> never was an attempt to modify securitty setting on them. However I don't
> experience this issue with my own application, overwriting files in it's
> local folders...
>
>
> Important question, will the Gold RTM build be available as an update to
> RC1?
>
> Thanks in advance[/color]