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by hastypete Accepted solution
by tony hopkinson Accepted solution
Check under
Users\[Username]\AppData\Local\VirtualStore.
Vista uses this path as a sort of redirect sandbox for attempts to store files in restricted paths.
by hastypete Accepted solution
Thanks for the path to check, I did not know about that.
Unfortunately, no mdi files were there.
any other ideas? It works fine without UAC, but I'd rather not just turn that off if possible.
by tony hopkinson Accepted solution
When and why is the UAC nag coming up?
Found this, don't know enough to now how useful it might be though
by hastypete Accepted solution
It's not a nag. Nothing happens when you print. Nothing. No output either.
I know it's UAC because I turned UAC on and off several times to verify that causes the problem.
Also, this is a fresh OS install, although it was like this with the previous install too.
by hastypete Accepted solution
by tony hopkinson Accepted solution
It worked when I pasted it out of the address bar.
I googled UAC MS Virtual Printer Driver to get it.
It was about teh fifth one down.
Your question was at the top :p
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