Microsoft has tightened the application privileges in the new Windows versions. This improves the security of the computers. Unfortunately, this requires also more configuration work to get all programs running. If you like to run Luecky from a network share then you have to configure the operating system.
In new versions of Windows you can see the following security warning if you try to run an application from a network share (Picture 1):
"The publisher could not be verified. Are you sure you want to run this software?"
The user is able to click the "Run" button and start Luecky anyway. But the security warning is annoying for the user because he is going to see this dialog every time he starts Luecky from a network share. You can add the server of the network share to the "Local Intranet" zone of the computer. This action suppresses the security warning. To achieve the suppression follow the step-by-step guidance (Picture 2):
Attention: Wrong configuration might result in reduced computer security.
Applications of the newest generation (.NET applications) have an extended security model which is known as "Code Access Security". If a .NET application is started from a network share then it gets reduced execution rights. But Luecky needs the same execution rights as it gets if the program is installed locally. Otherwise the following error message is shown (Picture 3):
"Luecky has stopped working"
The execution rights can be set as follows (Picture 4):
Attention: Wrong configuration might result in reduced computer security.
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