>No, as long as there is no "built-in run as admin" it does not run as admin.
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>Best regards
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>Thomas

Could there be something in the manifest file that would configure such a thing? I suppose another thing you could do is in the code where strtofile() is being used to display the current effective user to make sure?
I'd also come across similar weirdness that was connected to how the application was being launched. It turned out that at the customer site their IT people set up the application to launch through a remote desktop session that looks like it is on the local desktop -- sort of like how you set up XP Mode in Windows 7 (i.e. the application would launch within the XP mode session, but the application window would appear like a normal application on the Windows 7 desktop). The remote desktop session was being launched with different credentials than what would be used on the normal local desktop.