Hi Tim,

I am running Win7, 64bit. I have encountered an interesting problem - while the installation destination includes the correct directory during the install process, my files always end up being in the root C:\ directory.

i.e. C:\Visual.Micro.AS6.dll, C:\Visual.Micro.TaskDialog.dll etc

No C:\Program Files (x86)\VisualMicro etc. directory is created.

I assume this is some Win7 permissions issue. I do have admin rights however generally when installing something it will pop-up at the start and ask if you want to give the installer permission (the installation file will also have a visual "sheild" icon over it indicating that is requires the elevated permissions to run).

Note this happened with the 1305.21 version and the current stable release. 

Let me know if there is any further information you need

Kind regards,
Dan

Hi Tim,

Thanks for the quick replies. I personally don't mind the files being where they are - it causes no issues and everything appears to work correctly. And as you say, moving them manually could well cause issues with the uninstall.

I do wonder however if this is why there has been no reports of similar behavior. i.e. It if all works there is no reason to look

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Hi Tim, thats right yes.

Update: Hi Tim, I just tried this on another PC. This time it works as expected and the files are in the correct location. i.e. C:\Program Files (x86)\Visual Micro

Interestingly I noted on this PC install it did pop-up with a permissions dialog that I needed to accept before the install would continue - beats me as to the difference between setups, both Win7, x64:)

Ill let you know if I find any further details but for now I'm clueless

Hi Tim, I can create a small video if you want, there is no rouge key-press Then again its probably best to close the issue and put it down to an odd state of my PC.