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Ian Henderson
I have written an application, using VB.NET 2002 which can control the
W32Time service (aka "windows time"). Basically, what it does is stops the
service, waits for 5 seconds, then configures it and restarts it.
Now, the only way I can get this application to work is to have it trusted
by the machine that is running it. This however is going to cause problems
when I deploy it, since I would then have to go around every machine in our
office (around 150 at the last count), and manually have them trust the
assembly. Furthermore, any modification made to the assembly would require
each machine to be set up with the trust again.
Is there any way of programmatically fixing the application so that, when
loaded, it automatically assumes the user permissions necessary to allow the
W32Time service to be stopped, configured and then restarted?
TIA
Ian Henderson
Database Developer, VBA Programmer and very Novice VB.NET 2002 Developer
Now, this application works on my machine, becau
W32Time service (aka "windows time"). Basically, what it does is stops the
service, waits for 5 seconds, then configures it and restarts it.
Now, the only way I can get this application to work is to have it trusted
by the machine that is running it. This however is going to cause problems
when I deploy it, since I would then have to go around every machine in our
office (around 150 at the last count), and manually have them trust the
assembly. Furthermore, any modification made to the assembly would require
each machine to be set up with the trust again.
Is there any way of programmatically fixing the application so that, when
loaded, it automatically assumes the user permissions necessary to allow the
W32Time service to be stopped, configured and then restarted?
TIA
Ian Henderson
Database Developer, VBA Programmer and very Novice VB.NET 2002 Developer
Now, this application works on my machine, becau