Subject Re: dBASE Startup in Windows 10 From Tom G <nospam@charter.net> Date Sun, 17 Jul 2016 11:47:08 -0400 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started Understand it is dBase itself. Question is where are the files you are modifying located. IE Are your source code files under the Program Files folder? I develop using dBase 10.3 on several Windows 10 PCs with no issues. In windows 10 world you should never attempt to modify a file stored under Program Files or Program Files(x86) folders or sub folder. For example you cannot have an ini file under Program Files(x86) sub folder and expect the app to change the ini file. Windows will not allow it. Tom Charles Wrote: > It's the dBASE program itself that I have to run as administrator, not the developed apps.  The developed apps run with no problems. > Charles > > Tom G Wrote: > > > Are your apps under the Program Files folder? If so, put them in a folder off the root of your C drive. IE C:\MyApp > > Tom > > > > Charles Wrote: > > > > > Is there a way to have dBase 10.3 Run as Administrator when clicking on the taskbar icon or from the app list without having to explicitly declare it when starting the application?  If I don't click Run As Administrator, then I can't save any changes to the apps. I am the only user on my laptop, so by default I have admin rights. > > >