The application I developed loads a kernel driver. Everything works fine
when running on a Administrator account, but on restricted accounts, it
won’t work. IIRC restricted users cannot load kernel drivers.
In most cases it is a bad thing to have administrator privileges (it breaks
the NT security model) so I need a way to make this application communicate
correctly with my kernel driver, without the need of a administrator-like
account. Any ideas?
The basic idea is that every user should be able to run this application
correctly.
Thank you,
Razvan
> In most cases it is a bad thing to have administrator privileges (it
breaks
the NT security model) so I need a way to make this application
communicate
correctly with my kernel driver, without the need of a
administrator-like
account. Any ideas?
Load the driver automatically in System or Automatic class.
Max
Thank you! I managed to solve the problem using your tips.
Razvan
“Maxim S. Shatskih” wrote in message
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> > In most cases it is a bad thing to have administrator privileges (it
> breaks
> > the NT security model) so I need a way to make this application
> communicate
> > correctly with my kernel driver, without the need of a
> administrator-like
> > account. Any ideas?
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> Load the driver automatically in System or Automatic class.
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> Max
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