Yeah, it's an immediate CA attached to the 'close' button on the final dialog.
Rob
Wilson, Phil wrote:
> I believe you're back in the non-elevated part of the installation
> because by default you can't be elevated unless you run as a deferred
> CA, and you can't be deferred outside the InstallI
Rob Hamflett wrote:
> The guidelines for installers on Vista suggest that a good method is to run
> the UI sequence as the
> user, and then elevate when the user clicks the final "Install" button.
It's more than a suggestion -- it's the law. Unless you require the
user to elevate (e.g., via a
I believe you're back in the non-elevated part of the installation
because by default you can't be elevated unless you run as a deferred
CA, and you can't be deferred outside the InstallInitialize/Finalize
actions. It's an immediate CA, right?
Phil Wilson
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