That is true even when I am logged on as the admin user named in the scheduled task.
Dvr client exe password#
I even created a scheduled task to run the app at logon of any user using the System user, then again as a local admin with password saved, and either one does start the application, and there is no explicit failure in the browser as there is when the plugin is not running, but the video stream never starts. I tried giving Users read/write access to the C:\Program Files (x86)\LocalServiceComponents folder, subfolders, and all files inside. But even if I were willing to leave UAC enabled and grant the user the admin credentials-which I absolutely am not because it is entirely inappropriate-this program is not something a user would load manually it is intended to be auto-run per the registry entry. If I enable UAC and then open the plugin manually as the non-admin user, I get a popup, and if I then enter the admin credentials, I can open the browser and see the video stream.
Most often, granting read/write access to the program's folder or any related ProgramData folder seems to allow an app to run, but not in this case. My question is this: what possible areas may require Users to have elevated access in order for this to work for the Users group in order for this to run non-adminitratively. But when logged onto the computer as a non-admin, as soon as I start this program, we are back to spinning blue circle and no way to get the video stream to come up in the browser. I can run that app manually as admin, and that enables me to see the video stream in the browser. I isolated that factor by temporarily removing that registry entry so I can run the program manually. The plugin installation adds an entry into Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run in the registry by default to auto-run that app for any user. The operative program is here: C:\Program Files (x86)\LocalServiceComponents\LocalServiceControl.exe.
Dvr client exe windows 10#
But for a a non-administrator user, not only can I not get the browser to show any video output, but immediately upon Windows logon, Windows 10 the blue spinning circle appears alongside the mouse pointer, and this persists as long as the user it logged on, even when using other programs. Logged in as Admin, I can connect to the DVR in the browser and see the video stream.
Dvr client exe install#
I install the required (Chrome) plugin as a local admin. It is a Chrome plugin for a client's DVR (security camera monitoring) system on a Windows 10 computer.
I have a problem with an application that will run only for admin, not for regular user.
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