The user in which I'm trying to install the software is not an administrator, so it asked for an administrator's credential, totally valid.
Given the following example:
USER1 - Admin user
USER2 - Admin user
USER3 - Normal user
I have tried to install Tallow in USER3.
Expected result: Tallow creates a desktop shortcut for USER3 (E:\Users\USER3\Desktop\Tallow.lnk)
Actual result: Tallow created a desktop shortcut in USER2 (E:\Users\USER2\Desktop\Tallow.lnk).
Maybe if I typed a password for USER1, it may have been created at E:\Users\USER2\Desktop\Tallow.lnk?
Additional information:
My users folder lives in a different drive (E:\Users\), Windows still exists at C:\ and Tallow has been properly installed at C:\Program Files (x86)\Tallow, so I can create the shortcut myself, not a big deal.
Is this wanted behavior? Because I feel like that's not how it should work 🐱🐉
The user in which I'm trying to install the software is not an administrator, so it asked for an administrator's credential, totally valid.
Given the following example:
USER1- Admin userUSER2- Admin userUSER3- Normal userI have tried to install Tallow in
USER3.Expected result: Tallow creates a desktop shortcut for
USER3(E:\Users\USER3\Desktop\Tallow.lnk)Actual result: Tallow created a desktop shortcut in
USER2(E:\Users\USER2\Desktop\Tallow.lnk).Maybe if I typed a password for
USER1, it may have been created atE:\Users\USER2\Desktop\Tallow.lnk?Additional information:
My users folder lives in a different drive (
E:\Users\), Windows still exists atC:\and Tallow has been properly installed atC:\Program Files (x86)\Tallow, so I can create the shortcut myself, not a big deal.Is this wanted behavior? Because I feel like that's not how it should work 🐱🐉