sogoodtobe
New Member
Hi there,
been troubleshooting that damn Windows 7 for a while, and I thought you might have some ideas here.
I have installed Openvpn with the admin rights.
When launched with user rights, it connects but cannot establish routes (command requires admin), therefore no traffic is routed.
When launched with admin rights, it cannot access the key files located under a network share (established with user rights). I checked that by running a prompt with admin rights and trying to dir those shares.
I wonder what is this so-called admin level when it cannot see what normal users see. Anyone has any idea there? I'm not willing to run separate additional bat files, there must be a way to have Windows do what you tell him
J.
been troubleshooting that damn Windows 7 for a while, and I thought you might have some ideas here.
I have installed Openvpn with the admin rights.
When launched with user rights, it connects but cannot establish routes (command requires admin), therefore no traffic is routed.
When launched with admin rights, it cannot access the key files located under a network share (established with user rights). I checked that by running a prompt with admin rights and trying to dir those shares.
I wonder what is this so-called admin level when it cannot see what normal users see. Anyone has any idea there? I'm not willing to run separate additional bat files, there must be a way to have Windows do what you tell him
J.
