Closed Maltavius closed 1 week ago
To be clear, your correct user directory is C:\Users\woxwox\
and you have no idea where "LTUADwoxwox$" could have come from? I don't immediately have an idea where LTUAD_*_$
could have come from...
LTUAD is our domain.
I'm guessing that using th elevate function, Im running it as a temporary admin user.
Den tors 19 sep. 2024 04:56Jamie Kyle @.***> skrev:
To be clear, your correct user directory is C:\Users\woxwox\ and you have no idea where "LTUADwoxwox$" could have come from? I don't immediately have an idea where LTUAD*$ could have come from...
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Okay I think the answer here is that you shouldn't install it as a temporary admin user, I don't think the installer is necessarily doing the wrong thing here otherwise. It would be nice if it could give a better error message, but the one that's there isn't terrible, and I'm not sure how much we could even improve upon it.
Firefox does this correctly. Discord does this correctly. Signal doesn't.
It also means that Signal won't be able to be installed into any Windows computer that uses Intune and doesn't allow for "Run Administrator" and uses the Endpoint Privilege Management instead.
Using a supported version?
Overall summary
I'm unable to install Signal because Signal installer tries to put a Signal.lnk in a folder that doesn't exist.
[Window Title] C:\Users\LTUADwoxwox$\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Signal.lnk
[Content] Det gick inte att komma åt den angivna enheten, sökvägen eller filen. Du har kanske inte rätt behörighet för att komma åt objektet. Translation: The specified drive, path, or file could not be accessed. You may not have the correct permissions to access the object. [OK]
Steps to reproduce
[Content] Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file. You may not have the appropriate permissions to access the item.
[OK]