I got around to trying to rip it. This is very bizarre. I used WinX DVD Ripper. First I ripped to an MP4. That crashed Movie Maker and Media...
We're going in circles and has already been suggested. That is not applicable. I want to run WITHOUT admin rights.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AppCompatFlags\Layers\ C:\Games\Trains and Trucks Tycoon\Trains and Trucks...
If that is the case why does it NOT require admin rights when NOT in compatibility mode?
It needs admin rights because it is running compatibility mode. As I said way back when, it does not need admin rights when running on an XP...
Thanks but not applicable. However, I guess it does reinforce the theory that there is no solution.
I agree except graphics performance is poor. Again, what I am really trying to figure out is why compatibility mode requires admin rights.
No. It always prompts with the dialog box to allow changes. I also checked the registry and the string does NOT have the RUNASADMIN option set.
The game runs fine. I am only concerned with the requirement to run it as admin.
As I said this is most likely a compatibility mode issue not the game per se.
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Trucks & Trains Tycoon (1.01).
I know for a fact that it does not need admin privileges to run. I have and old XP system I tested it on. I think it has to do with compatibility...
I have an old application that I run in compatibility mode (Win XP) that for some reason wants to run as administrator. While the privilege level...
I have not yet tried. I've been pretty swamped and it will be some time before I decide to get back to it.
After numerous attempts, I have given up trying to edit this thing. I guess I will just run it as is and not be able to annotate it. I may try...
SUCCESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AdwCleaner found a bunch of stuff the others (HJT and MalWareBytes) didn't. It reset some winsock stuff which I bet...
I did the uninstall an install of the network adapter. No joy. :-( I'll try to get awdcleaner next but it is beginning to look hopeless.
It was probably a copy and paste error. I hate the way Windows command prompt does it. Thanks, I guess I'll give that a try.
Here is the rest of the requested information. ipconfig /all Windows IP Configuration Host Name . . . . . . . . . . . . : DAP001...
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