"An administrator must log on after restarting Windows"
I have repackaged IBM iSeries Access for Windows into a MSI. My install for the most part seems to work well. However, after deploying via a GPO in AD the following message is displayed when a non-admin user logs onto the machine:
"An administrator must log on after restarting Windows in order for iSeries Access for Windows install to complete successfully."
Once a user with admin rights logs on this will go away. However, even if an admin doesn't and a normal user logs on the program works - so I'm not sure what it thinks needs to be done that requires admin rights. Is there anyway to find out or to disable this? Or a workaround for the auto-install to accomplish whatever it wants done? I had tried to insert a ForceReboot into the sequence thinking that might help, but didn't seem to have any luck actually getting the install to resume from the reboot (I got stuck in an endless reboot cycle).
FYI, I am using AdminStudio from InstallShield to edit the MSI.
Thanks,
-Heath
"An administrator must log on after restarting Windows in order for iSeries Access for Windows install to complete successfully."
Once a user with admin rights logs on this will go away. However, even if an admin doesn't and a normal user logs on the program works - so I'm not sure what it thinks needs to be done that requires admin rights. Is there anyway to find out or to disable this? Or a workaround for the auto-install to accomplish whatever it wants done? I had tried to insert a ForceReboot into the sequence thinking that might help, but didn't seem to have any luck actually getting the install to resume from the reboot (I got stuck in an endless reboot cycle).
FYI, I am using AdminStudio from InstallShield to edit the MSI.
Thanks,
-Heath
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Posted by:
cdupuis
20 years ago
Install it manually, then run the repackager snapshot, then reboot and log in as admin, then run the repackager again after to see what it is doing as admin, then if need be edit the snapshot data and export the settings, then repackage the initial install and then add the components from the other snapshot to the same msi. Might be worth a shot.
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