I am running BCompare 3 in Windows 7. It runs fine when I log on as an administrator. When I log on as a regular user and try to run BC3 I get a request for administrative authorization. How can I grant authorization once and get it to stop asking me each time it runs?
I want to do this because I run several scripts (using Schedule Tasks in Windows 7) that automatically back up files daily. They run fine when I am logged on as an administrator. I want them to run while logged on as a user without requiring authorization.
I don't believe the problem is with permission to read/write to files - I have already granted such permissions to the user for all relevant files. The problem is getting BC3 to run without having to grant permission for it to run each time the script tries to start the program.
Thanks for any help.
Walter vom Saal (long time satisfied user!)
I want to do this because I run several scripts (using Schedule Tasks in Windows 7) that automatically back up files daily. They run fine when I am logged on as an administrator. I want them to run while logged on as a user without requiring authorization.
I don't believe the problem is with permission to read/write to files - I have already granted such permissions to the user for all relevant files. The problem is getting BC3 to run without having to grant permission for it to run each time the script tries to start the program.
Thanks for any help.
Walter vom Saal (long time satisfied user!)
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