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    • gjacobseG
      gjacobse
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      In all the years, I'd not seen software that not only needed but REQUIRED setting permissions in the registry.

      Has this ever come up before?

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        flaxking
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        Sure, if the software was expecting to be run as an admin, but is being run as a regular user

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          flaxking
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          It would be equivalent with having to give write permissions for Users to a folder in Program Files. Basically a work around to make something work that's not completely engineered for non-privileged user use.

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          • DashrenderD
            Dashrender @gjacobse
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            @gjacobse said in Registry: setting permissions:

            In all the years, I'd not seen software that not only needed but REQUIRED setting permissions in the registry.

            Has this ever come up before?

            Yes I have seen this - it was super SUPER crappy software..

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            • scottalanmillerS
              scottalanmiller @gjacobse
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              @gjacobse said in Registry: setting permissions:

              not only needed but REQUIRED

              When does needed != required?

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              • travisdh1T
                travisdh1
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                Yes, old versions of MS Dynamics. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!

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                • gjacobseG
                  gjacobse
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                  One of the applications is Client Work Manager, from Unisys. One document I find is from 2001-

                  So seriously ancient. And a internally sourced application to access it.

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                  • dbeatoD
                    dbeato
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                    Most software need access to the registry one form or another in Windows so I have seen plenty of them.

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