[8.51a] Delete by limited user: UAC+TCMADMIN non-stop

[MVV]

I start TC as a limited user and try to delete files from temp dir. For some strange reason TC asks for elevation, Windows shows UAC window with login/password fields, I press Cancel, TC tells that it can't start TCMADMIN and triggers UAC again and again for every file.

I can't cancel operation because the only active windows are error message with OK button and UAC window, both modal.

Strange why TC asks for admin when its user has full access to that directory, and when I cancel UAC prompt, TC deletes file anyway.

[MVV]

Also it is TOO nasty to see "TCMADMIN can't be started" error message every time when I cancel UAC dialog. If I pressed Cancel, it is obvious for me that action won't be performed so this message is absolutely pointless. I hope there is a special error code to detect if user cancelled operation...

[ghisler(Author)]

Can you give me more information when exactly you get this dialog? It doesn't make sense to me, TC aborts the operation when you cancel the UAC elevation dialog...

[MVV]

I press Cancel in UAC dialog (where Windows asks for login/password) and then see mentioned TC message.

[ghisler(Author)]

I still don't get it, sorry. Here is what I tried:
1. Delete from c:\windows\temp - I can enter it only by accepting the UAC dialog, and don't get UAC later when trying to delete someting.

2. Delete two files from c:\windows directly , choose "All as administrator", then click cancel in UAC dialog -> Message that tcmadmin couldn't be started, then message "Error, file x couldn't be deleted, remove write protection" -> clicked Cancel, function stopped. No loop.

What exactly did you do?

[MVV]

I delete from folder that is owned by that user, I've mentioned user temp folder (%TEMP%). And this have been done from TC started as limited user (not administrator) using Shift+context menu item 'Run as user' (logged in user is an administrator).

Unfortunately I can't reproduce it anymore...

[ghisler(Author)]

OK, if you can reproduce it again, please provide step by step instructions. Normally cancelling UAC dialog should stop the entire delete function and not cause a loop.