.NET Framework not installed message

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I've installed an app I've written onto a clients machine using a local
administrator account, and the app works fine (Simple C# app using an MDB
database).

When logging back into the machine as a domain user (locked down desktop)
and running the new .net app I get a message saying that the .net framework
is not installed.

Ok, so I do a "run as with the admin account" on the framework installation,
while logged in as the user with the locked down desktop. I then get the
message that the framework is already installed.

Is there some security that the locked down user cannot access a resource?

I'm confused.

Thanks,
Rick
 
I'm guessing that your domain user may not have read/execute permissions on
the .NET directories.

Other than that, I'm not sure...
--- Nick
 
Nick,

Thanks for the direction. I've simulated your suspicions locally by
removing a power users access rights to the framework directory and running
the app while logged on as the user. Doing this I get the message indicating
that the framework is not installed. I then grant access to this user and
run the app again, this time successfully.

I'm hopefully that if I grant the "Everyone" group access to framework this
will be inherited by the domain user and solve the problem.

Thanks again,
Rick

Nick Malik said:
I'm guessing that your domain user may not have read/execute permissions on
the .NET directories.

Other than that, I'm not sure...
--- Nick
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