NI-DAQ Administrator rights problem

I've got a VB6 program using a PCI-6024E board with Ni-DAQ 7.2 under Windows 2000
The program works fine when I log in as Administrator, but when I log in under a user account I get a "Runtime Error 10459 Configuring Channels. The NI-DAQ DLL could not be called due to an interface error."
I also cannot run the NI-DAQ test panels under the user account.
I can't install the NI-DAQ driver under the user account as it's needs admin rights!
Anyone know how to allow an application to run under a user account?
Obviously I don't want the operators to log in as administrator.
Thanks
Dave

Hi Dave,
There are a couple of forum postings dealing with this same issue.
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&message.id=91569&requireLogin=False
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=250&message.id=6564&requireLogin=False
Both seem to provide the following steps as a possible solution.
"Complete the following steps to set up permission for the MAX\Data directory:
1) Browse to the C:\Program Files\National Instruments directory.
2) Right-click the MAX folder and select Properties.
3) Click the Security tab, and click the Add button. Type in the user name and click OK.
4) Give the user Read & Execute, List Folder Contents, and Read permissions.
5) Click Apply and then OK."
That should resolve any DAQ problems you're having with user accounts. Please let me know if you have any more problems with this.
Regards
Matthew Slaughter
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
LabVIEW Integration Engineer with experience in LabVIEW Real-Time, LabVIEW FPGA, DAQ, Machine Vision, as well as C/C++. CLAD, working on CLD and CLA.

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Hi,
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MSI Group Policy install failing because of administrator rights problem

I have succesfully installed the desktop manager software 4.6 on my PC using the MSI from the CD. I am a domain administrator, when I try to install the same MSI on other users in the domain through group policy who are not administrators the software will not install. I have checked and the policy is definately being applied and it says on logon that the Blackberry Desktop Manager software is being installed but no icon or program group is created.
I don't want to give users administrator rights as the users are not allowed to install software on their PC. Normally software installs through group policy without a problem. I don't want to have to go around to each PC and install manually if I can avoid it.
Any help would be most appreciated.
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Someone else would really need to answer this, but i have my own simple solution we use here.
Create a share file eg //138.218.137.22 etc etc for the user to go to. In here save a copy of the desktop manager. Get them to click and drag it to their desktop and install the file from there. (do not install the file directly from the shared drive)
Is the cd version won't work, get the install.exe from the blackberry site..
If your issue is resolved, put a checkmark in the green box that contains the resolution.
OR
If it was just/or also really helpful - Give it a Kudos.. Go on Mate.. Help the rest of the clueless blackberry user world find their answer too..
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DIAdem 9.1; Windows2000; right problem; "Configuration-Drive Write Protected" for USER

Hallo community !
similar to these threads
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=60&message.id=322&requireLogin=False
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=60&message.id=647&requireLogin=False
i run into problems working with DIAdem 9.1 on Windows 2000 SP4!
The Diadem installation went quite well.
My problem:
only "Administrator" and "Power User" have the privilige to "WRITE" to the DIAdem install directory.
Trying to start Diadem as non priviliged USER I get something like:
DIAdem Configuration-Drive "C:\PROGRAM FILES\ NATIONAL INSTRUMENT\DIADEM 9.10" WRITE PROTECTED!
I installed & started DIAdem for one
time with Administrator rights. I activated the Product and exported
the KEY to a License Server. Everything works fine for Power Users an
Administrators. Only "simple" USERs are not able to start Diadem due to
missing WRITE permissions. i can't grand this permissions to
normal USERs :-(
Playing around in Registry -> "RegWriteAccessAllow" ("0","1") (DWORD) (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/National Instruments/Diadem/9.10),
didn't solved the problem.
I switched back to "local License" Managment (local Key files) but the Probelm persists.
thanks in advance
P.S.
Quote: "You have to be at least a "Power User" in Windows 2000 to run DIAdem in Windows 2000."
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=60&message.id=102&requireLogin=False
is this right ?
Message Edited by DirkT on 08-01-2005 03:58 PM
Message Edited by DirkT on 08-01-2005 04:02 PM

Hi DirkT,
Running DIAdem with User rights has different aspects we need to look at.
1) Registry Write Access
Launching DIAdem the first time with administrative rights registers some OLE components in the registry. After this step no more Admin rights are necessary for the registry. However running DIAdem as user might result in error messages as DIAdem tries to re-register the components again. You can avoid this by setting the RegWriteAccessAllow Key to 0 (see online help under "Administrator Notes")
2) File / Folder Write Access to the DIAdem Installation Folder
DIAdem needs write access to certain files e.g. the error logfile DEM_ERRS.001 or DESKTOP.DDD when saving configurations. You may change the folder where these file are being stored and searched for to a writeable folder by launching DIAdem with the "/d<NewFolder\MyDesktop.ddd>" start parameter or by setting the environment variable "DemDDD" to that folder. Then move the following files from the DIAdem installation folder to your new writeable folder:
*.ddd
userpar.par
dem_errs.*
3) File / Folder Write Access to other Folders
There are a number of other folders that DIAdem 9.x needs write access to and which cannot be changed. All of these folders are located by default under "%ProgramFiles%\National Instruments\Shared". Currently you need your Admin to give you write access to that folder and below
For future versions of DIAdem the team is working to make running under user rights easier.
Hope that helps,
Marcus

Can't get Administrator Privileges/Rights for Local Account in Administrators Group

I'm using a Custom Command Shell, and for now just booting to cmd.exe. I've done the following:
1) Added a LocalAccount under UserAccounts/LocalAccounts (pass 7) with Name, DisplayName, Password, Group
2) Entered "Administrators" as the LocalAccount/Group (yes, it's definitely spelled correctly.)
3) Set AutoLogon/Username to the Username created in Step 1, Enabled, LogonCount 9999, Password as per Step 1
4) Added the "Application Security" package and set EnableLUA=False.
The system boots after install, and it successfully logs in automatically to the command prompt. However, the user DOES NOT have Administrator privileges. For example, when trying to run Regsvr32 from the command prompt, I receive the following error message:
"dllregisterserver failed with error code 0x8002801c," which indicates some sort of privilege/rights issue.
At the command prompt, when I type Net User LocalUserWhoShouldBeAdmin, I get the following:
    Local Group Memberships
    Global Group Memberships   *None
Whereas when I type Net User Administrator, I get:
    Local Group Memberships    *Administrators
    Global Group Memberships   *None
What must I do to successfully give the local user Administrator rights?

Jamster,
I figured out the solution, but I'm not sure your problem is the same...
In my case, the problem was that the LocalAccount/Name was the same as the ComputerName. As a last resort, all I did was change the LocalAccount/Name to something other than the ComputerName, and voila, after re-installing the image the local account was
suddenly a member of Administrators. Crazy... you'd think they'd be able to tell the difference between the ComputerName and a local account name! In case anyone's wondering, it has nothing to do with the length of the local account Name (I tested that.)

SystemAdmin Right Problem

Hai experts ,
1. When i started the Server Manager(BPC), it prompt out "Your login ID (Administrator) does not have Sysadmin rights. You must log on with a user ID that has sysAdmin privilleges." How to solve this problem ??
2. My SQL Server 2005 already upgraded to SP2, but the requirement status (SQL Server Version, SSRS, OLAP) still display incorrect. What is the problem ?
Thanks alot !!!

Thanks for the help - I had a similar issue. What I did (and I assume this is what was implied since it worked)
I have a multi-server environment.
1. Logged into the application server as user account I want to be the sysadmin
2. found OsoftSetup.exe (for me it was "C:\BPC\Websrvr\Web\Installation\OSoftSSIS_Client.zip")
NOTE - also found it unzipped at "C:\BPC\Websrvr\Web\Installation\OSoftSSIS_Client"
If you extract it from the zip ensure that you extract all the supporting folders/dlls.
3. Ran it and specified my SQL server and appropriate user account and clicked OK. (NOTE it defaults your username with the wrong domain) This took about 5-10 minutes to complete.
after this was complete I was able to run the server manager without trouble.
A step that I went through that I don't think was neccesary, but it's something I did none-the-less was run this script on the SQL server (replace your username etc as neccessary). All this did was make the user account a member of the sysadmin roll inside of ApShell in BPC.
USE AppServer
go
insert into tblappsetaccess (AppSetID,UserID,UserType) values('ApShell','MYDOMAIN\MyUser','7')
select * from tblappsetaccess
order by appsetID
Edited by: Carl Steffen on Nov 21, 2008 3:26 PM

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