Quote Originally Posted by Melissa Perry View Post
... The problem happens both in Vista and Windows 7. In Vista I even get an UAC prompt and after I confirm that it still tells me that I don't have sufficient access.
This part is a little confusing.

If you manually try to run the program elevated this prompt would be expected. So are you suggesting that you see the prompt under Vista even when you run the program as a standard user?

Something doesn't add up. Surely you aren't spawning copies of regsvr32.exe to do this???


What libraries are you trying to register? How are you ensuring you are registering them under HKCU instead of HKLM?


And you should note that programs that try to bundle PE files as resources will often trigger anti-malware alerts. They often look like a trojan horse to such software. Plus the resulting program eats a ton of extra RAM when running, carrying along the baggage of those embedded libraries.