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<blockquote data-quote="JaLooNz" data-source="post: 250373" data-attributes="member: 69875">I thought signing is a optional requirement, and mainly for driver level code?Anyway I doubt the control panel requires admin access, and the reason why the TV-server config has the admin prompt is because it has &quot;setup&quot; in its' filename. Maybe you would want to change that in future, or embed a manifest that says it does not require administrator access.Another thing I see with the builds is that sometimes the application attempts to write to Program Files, and because UAC is on it is redirected to...C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortalThis causes the version number display on starting Mediaportal to be that of a old version. Wiping out the directory will correct the version number. I cannot be sure if Mediaportal is running the old / new version when the directory is not wiped, maybe you would want to look into that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JaLooNz, post: 250373, member: 69875"] I thought signing is a optional requirement, and mainly for driver level code? Anyway I doubt the control panel requires admin access, and the reason why the TV-server config has the admin prompt is because it has "setup" in its' filename. Maybe you would want to change that in future, or embed a manifest that says it does not require administrator access. Another thing I see with the builds is that sometimes the application attempts to write to Program Files, and because UAC is on it is redirected to... C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal This causes the version number display on starting Mediaportal to be that of a old version. Wiping out the directory will correct the version number. I cannot be sure if Mediaportal is running the old / new version when the directory is not wiped, maybe you would want to look into that. [/QUOTE]

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