What does this warning message mean?
Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2020 4:51 pm
So every time I start up DI I get a dialog box, it looks like this:
Admin Privileges
You are currently using "UruSetup.exe" to start Uru. On Windows Vista and newer, this means that Uru will run with admin privileges. That is discouraged and can cause various problem.
"Various problems" tells me nothing about what it's talking about. And I have always kept Uru on admin privileges! In fact, I was taught that to be the best way to make sure Uru works, especially CC/PotS versions given that it stores data in its own program folder.
It doesn't even specify if it is referring to various problems with Uru, or with your entire computer. I was just too lazy to post about it before since the game still starts after that message, but I really want to know what logic is in that message.
Also, the funny thing is that I start Uru with "UruExplorer.exe" not "UruSetup.exe".
NOTE: I have edited this message to be more like I should have phrased it in the first place. But I fully admit that my insecurities of feeling stupid about even needing to ask led me to being rude initially.
Admin Privileges
You are currently using "UruSetup.exe" to start Uru. On Windows Vista and newer, this means that Uru will run with admin privileges. That is discouraged and can cause various problem.
"Various problems" tells me nothing about what it's talking about. And I have always kept Uru on admin privileges! In fact, I was taught that to be the best way to make sure Uru works, especially CC/PotS versions given that it stores data in its own program folder.
It doesn't even specify if it is referring to various problems with Uru, or with your entire computer. I was just too lazy to post about it before since the game still starts after that message, but I really want to know what logic is in that message.
Also, the funny thing is that I start Uru with "UruExplorer.exe" not "UruSetup.exe".
NOTE: I have edited this message to be more like I should have phrased it in the first place. But I fully admit that my insecurities of feeling stupid about even needing to ask led me to being rude initially.