When the application is installed on the drive C by default, the system prompts that the permission is insufficient...

Recently, many dealer users have reported that, after installing our software on Windows 7's computer, the system prompts that the software cannot be started due to insufficient permissions.

This problem does not occur in the Windows XP system because the default installation path of the system is selected on the C drive, while Windows 7 system sometimes installs software.

If you do not have the Administrator permission, you may be prompted that the permission is insufficient, or when you install the software, the user only chooses to allow the current user to use the software.

Users cannot use the software when logging on.

Considering that the user's computer operation level is limited, we feel that the default path of the installation program is set on the d disk to reduce users' questions and consultations, so that users can conveniently

. Therefore, I re-installed an installation package, stored it in the download center, and set the default path to drive D. After testing, the default path is no longer used.

Users mentioned.

Nowadays, many application software are installed on the C drive by default, and many of our users are white users, so it is inevitable that there will be various entry-level

This problem affects the use of the system. Therefore, considering the characteristics of the user group, we can consider the user and operate the system to improve the system installation and maintenance experience,

This may increase the user satisfaction level.