Phototechman
IS-IT--Management
Hello,
I've been having an issue with some software we created due to .net4 framework.. In a nutshell my software takes a picture, creates a thumbnail and sends that thumbnail to a server, then it 'should' release the original picture so someone else can use it. I've found out that .net3.5 and .net4.0 have an issue where it doesn't release the file. So this is a huge headache. I've been working with M$ but of course, they are very little help.
Restarting the service I created that works with my program releases the files and my tech's can then use these files again. However, my users are all power users and don't have access to disable services. So right now they have to reboot the PC to release that file.
I've been trying to create a .bat file or something to that effect that would elevate the file as a domain admin, then restart the service as a work around. However, I'm unable to get this to work as a power user. I can run net stop/net start on any service i want as domain admin with no issues of course, but as a power user they don't have the rights and if I add in the domain user password the .bat file won't run properly.
All of our machines are vista 32bit business running on domain.
Any suggestions?
I've been having an issue with some software we created due to .net4 framework.. In a nutshell my software takes a picture, creates a thumbnail and sends that thumbnail to a server, then it 'should' release the original picture so someone else can use it. I've found out that .net3.5 and .net4.0 have an issue where it doesn't release the file. So this is a huge headache. I've been working with M$ but of course, they are very little help.
Restarting the service I created that works with my program releases the files and my tech's can then use these files again. However, my users are all power users and don't have access to disable services. So right now they have to reboot the PC to release that file.
I've been trying to create a .bat file or something to that effect that would elevate the file as a domain admin, then restart the service as a work around. However, I'm unable to get this to work as a power user. I can run net stop/net start on any service i want as domain admin with no issues of course, but as a power user they don't have the rights and if I add in the domain user password the .bat file won't run properly.
All of our machines are vista 32bit business running on domain.
Any suggestions?