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I wasn't aware that Visual Studio did that...seems strange on Microsofts part. The assumption is that if you develop a new application you know about UAC and the application data guidelines. What I'm doing now is basically removing the information that snes9x knows anything about UAC. The portabili...

It was the behaviour in 1.51 and also supports mutliple users using different settings on the same computer. I shouldn't have to give a regular user access to an admin account just to play a SNES game. Just out of curiosity, what was your reasoning for changing that behaviour? This wasn't a conscio...

If it was intended to make it more 'native' as you put it then it shouldn't need Admin account access to use the program. I don't want to have to give my password to my family just so that they can play SNES games. That's why I can't get why they would change it to explicitly disallow writing to th...

Snes9x requires write access to its directory. You really think that silently writing into the virtual store is a desired result? I'd have to modify the manifest so that windows recognizes snes9x as a legacy application. It was the behaviour in 1.51 and also supports mutliple users using different ...

Snes9x requires write access to its directory. You really think that silently writing into the virtual store is a desired result? I'd have to modify the manifest so that windows recognizes snes9x as a legacy application. It was the behaviour in 1.51 and also supports mutliple users using different ...

No replies after nearly a week... nice. o.0

What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Install Snes9x into Program Files under it's own folder 2. Load any ROM, don't touch settings What is the expected output? What do you see instead? ROM is meant to load and play and any files to be written to the Program Files folder should go to AppData in...