Writing to Windows Folder

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phatman
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Writing to Windows Folder

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Is there anyway that the XMouse Installer can be persuaded not to write to the Windows Folder.

Basically am trying to install without admin rights and installer is failing on a write to the windows folder.

Great alternative would be a portable version :D (if possible).

Thanks

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Post by phil »

Urm, I thought it only writes to the program files folder not the windows folder... but either way...

I believe its just the installation.. .and actually you don't \"need\" that you could just copy the EXE and DLL file from a machine that you installed on and run them from anywhere... That should work...

But I cant change the installation easily AFAIK - it's really basic using visual studio setup & deployment and I don't get all that much control over it.
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Will Give it a try.

Post by phatman »

Phil,

Thanks mate - will give it a try - I usually just try copying the program folder to my USB Drive for apps that aren't specifically portable and then just seeing if they work.

I think I just assumed that as XMouse was writing to the Windows folder this wouldn't work ?

Thanks for the quick response.

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Post by phil »

hehe... should be fine... I have no idea what its writing to the windows folder though - maybe its the uninstall MSI or something :oops:
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