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How to determine exact permissions a program requires
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How to determine exact permissions a program requires
Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 7:44 am
Posted by Anontemp123
(2 messages posted)
I am using a very old version of Adobe Premiere (version 6.0). According to Adobe's
support site (http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/323/323976.html), if I want to use an NTFS
file system with Adobe Premiere 6, I must log in as Administrator. Currently, I
have to shift-right-click Premiere and "Run as..." Administrator. I don't like to
run anything as Administrator or Power Users. Is there anyway to determine exactly
which permissions are required by the program? Then I can just assign those permissions
to my user account. Even if someone would have an idea of the sort of permissions
I should be looking at. I've been playing around with Sysinternals FileMon/RegMon/ProcessMonitor
trying to figure it out. Oddly, it runs under a non-Administrator account on Windows
2000 perfectly okay. Thanks for any ideas.
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re: How to determine exact permissions a program requires
Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 8:46 pm
Posted by Adam Bradley
(8787 messages posted)
If it is only file permissions you can Google and hope someone has worked it out,
otherwise you will just have to work it out via trail and error.
On Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 7:44 am, Anontemp123 wrote:
>I am using a very old version of Adobe Premiere (version 6.0). According to Adobe's
>support site (http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/323/323976.html), if I want to use an NTFS
>file system with Adobe Premiere 6, I must log in as Administrator. Currently, I
>have to shift-right-click Premiere and "Run as..." Administrator. I don't like
to
>run anything as Administrator or Power Users. Is there anyway to determine exactly
>which permissions are required by the program? Then I can just assign those permissions
>to my user account. Even if someone would have an idea of the sort of permissions
>I should be looking at. I've been playing around with Sysinternals FileMon/RegMon/ProcessMonitor
>trying to figure it out. Oddly, it runs under a non-Administrator account on Windows
>2000 perfectly okay. Thanks for any ideas.
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re: How to determine exact permissions a program requires
Thursday, October 15, 2009 at 9:42 am
Posted by _aleph_
(40 messages posted)
Check the permissions on your non-admin w2k account, since it works ok there.
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