Hi all.
I have an application that when installed and run by an administrative user, works fine. However if the application is installed by admin and then run by a "standard" user, it will not work.
I am wondering whether there are any tools avaliable that can walk the complete dependancy/resource list of the application within the user context and highlight which resources the user does not have permission to use ?
I have used ProcessMonitor from sysinternals running in an admin context and from that I have managed to build a list of around 65 DLLs/EXEs that are used by the application, which is great. But I cannot specifically determine (without manually checking) which of those resources need permission adjustments.
Any advice would be appreciated
I have an application that when installed and run by an administrative user, works fine. However if the application is installed by admin and then run by a "standard" user, it will not work.
I am wondering whether there are any tools avaliable that can walk the complete dependancy/resource list of the application within the user context and highlight which resources the user does not have permission to use ?
I have used ProcessMonitor from sysinternals running in an admin context and from that I have managed to build a list of around 65 DLLs/EXEs that are used by the application, which is great. But I cannot specifically determine (without manually checking) which of those resources need permission adjustments.
Any advice would be appreciated
