Closed codeling closed 1 year ago
We now only provide .zip files instead of an installer, so this isn't an issue anymore. Users who want to install open_iA systemwide are recommended to move the extracted folder to the Program folder, and create a shortcut on the public desktop or in the common start menu manually.
Currently, when creating a windows installer with cpack, the created installer works for non-Admin user, but only on Windows 10, and the user has to manually select another folder than the proposed "C:\Program Files\open_iA-20xx-xx". This is enabled by using
set(CPACK_NSIS_DEFINES "RequestExecutionLevel highest")
in CPack file. If logged in as administrative user, it always installs for all users.Instead, a default installation path of C:\Users\\AppData ... (like Chrome) would be preferrable, if a user with non-administrative rights starts the installer.
Currently we use NSIS to create our installer packages; it probably doesn't support this feature yet though; potential solution to check out: http://drizin.io/NSIS-and-Windows-Installers-for-MultiUser-Current-User/