Re: VC++ 6.0 dll can not access a network drive

On Sep 26, 11:18 am, "David Ching" <d...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
"Joseph M. Newcomer" <newco...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in messagenews:jrukf3dfoubehhsdo7667h28713s1or6ao@xxxxxxxxxx

Thanks, I can't find those URLs easily. Yes, I wrapped it up a couple
weeks ago, but the
real details are seriously non-disclosure stuff. I have their permission
to write up and
publish the test program I wrote on my own time, providing I first
sanitize it by removing
certain key information. Then I got caught up in the PowerPoint Indexer
project which
related to the latest versions of the Device Driver course and Systems
Programming courses
I'm revising to Vista, and getting those out the door, so I haven't had a
chance to get to
the integrity-level stuff cleaned up and documented.

Sure, I have the same problem --- as soon as I have a solution, I move on to
the next problem instead of publishing my findings as thoroughly as I might.
BTW, you can find your newsgroup postings by searching groups.google.com for
something like "MIC level newcomer".

-- David

Sorry it took some time. After some more research this is what I
found, may be you would able to help me now. Let me restate the
problem. My user is is a member of administartive group. I mapped a
network drive. Now I run my program and it works perfectly fine. It
executes the program in the network and everything is fine.
Now I 'run as' administator on the same program and the program can
not see the network drive. When you run the program as administator I
thought it runs in elevated mode. Is it still true with integrity
level?
For me it looks like when you run as admin, it is running in a
complete profile and in that profile there is no mapped network. Is it
a safe assumption? If so how can we resolve it?
Thanks.,

Thanks.

.

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