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  • 1.  Anyone know why on some Windows 7 workstations whe

    Posted 09-06-2011 12:53
    Anyone know why on some Windows 7 workstations when I run wksetup I can bring up the setup mapped to a drive letter. And on another Windows 7 I get the \\UNC despite running setup from the drive letter through Windows Explorer?


  • 2.  RE: Anyone know why on some Windows 7 workstations whe

    Posted 09-06-2011 12:54
    90 or 200? I tend to see the UNC's in 200


  • 3.  RE: Anyone know why on some Windows 7 workstations whe

    Posted 09-06-2011 12:57
    http://www.sagesoftwareonline.com/sw_attach/kdb.asp?isresolutionconceptid=523703


  • 4.  RE: Anyone know why on some Windows 7 workstations whe

    Posted 09-06-2011 12:57
    I think I found it: The MAS 90 Icon points to a UNC after running workstation setup at a windows 7 station connecting to Server 2008 with a mapped drive Entry Type: Informational Product: Sage MAS 90 ERP and Sage MAS 200 ERP Application: System Setup Version Reported: 4.30 Subject: The MAS 90 Icon points to a UNC after running workstation setup at a windows 7 station connecting to Server 2008 via a mapped drive and the documentation indicates that MAS 90 run using a mapped drive Steps to Duplicate: Access a Windows 7 workstation From the Windows 7 workstation access a sharepoint above a MAS90 folder loaded on Server 2008 Map a drive to the sharepoint Use the mapped drive path to access the mas90\wksetup folder Run wksetup.exe Put the icon in a folder like test Once workstation setup is finished right select the icon and select properties Note: The icon is pointing to a UNC instead of the mapped drive we used for workstation setup Possible Workaround: Turn off User Account Control (UAC) and set to the Default level


  • 5.  RE: Anyone know why on some Windows 7 workstations whe

    Posted 09-06-2011 13:04
    Interesting. Wonder if adding MAS to a trusted Interet zone so UAC doesn't need to be shut off would work also? Setting up the Internet Zone stops those annoying popups from happening.