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Thanks Richard.

Best regards - Terry

Thanks for that.

It was just that I found if I went to the next screen and then went back, the path entry option was available and did seem to be able to be altered. I may be mistaken. I try to install programmes to the D: which was the nly reason that I was trying to alter the default directory.

Thanks again - Terry

I will check tomorrow.

In the meantime, I noticed that if I select to customise the installation options the option to install to a different sub directory seems to disappear:

It's locked down by Group Policy Richard.

Hi Terry,

As a follow up question: what are your UAC settings? (You can check in Control Panel > System and Security > Change User Account Control settings)

Thanks, Richard

Thanks Richard.

That would make sense as we have locked down our PCs via GP so that you have to initiate something needing admin rights with a shift-left mouse run as different user.

I will try that config (and answer your supplementary question) when I get to the office later.

Thanks - Terry

p.s. when I went to uninstall, that needed admin rights as well of course, logging in as an admin didn't work as WN had only installed under my account. I got around it by running the installation again as admin and using the uninstall option from that.

I downloaded the msi wayknow-x64.2.1.1.0.

Thanks - Terry

Good afternoon David.

Windows 7 Professional

V6.1 build 7601 SP1

Thanks - Terry

Windows 7 64 bit

Installed WaykNow and clicked on the icon, my PC slowed down considerably and after a few minutes I checked processes to see 5,000 + WaykNow processes and rapidly rising.

I tried to stop some of them and the numbers came down in chunks and then started to go back up but more slowly.

In the end I rebooted and removed the programme.

Any thoughts please?

Thanks in advance - Terry