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That's actually kinda funny. Sad, but funny!

Thanks for those links. After browsing through them, they don't really apply to the specific issue we are seeing but I'll keep those bookmarked. I forgot all about C-sharp corner. When I first got into coding they were great help. That is also the language this particular app is built on. Might...

I know of MANY apps that use SQL and require admin rights. It was never a problem until the invention of UAC. I still agree we need to change our application to stop requiring admin permission but the point I made is still unanswered; it works on Win8 but not 8.1. We just need to know what was...

The big underlying issue is our software uses a sequel database, which must be granted admin permission. There is no way around it at this time. So I agree that this particular "knob" should just be left alone but it's just not possible at this stage. What continues to baffle me is this setup...

I guess it's not a true "service pack", but it is included as an automatic update. So when my customers call in with their problems that's what they call it. They are rubbing off on me! NOOO While I can guarantee something changed behind the scenes, it's extremely odd that a store bough 8.1...

I work for a software company that sells a graphics package based on .Net framework. We have a licensing system for serial numbers and protection as well. Our system worked on Windows XP thru 7 on both 32 and 64-bit. We also had it working on Win8 so long as the user set our program to run as...

Thanks for the input. I was not aware that all the developer releases were the same as what is being launched later this week (9200). I actually found a contact through our company in Microsoft so hopefully they can shed a bit more light on this. There's definitely something different between...

The developer ISO that was released on 8/15 was called en_windows_8_x64_dvd_915440 Are you sure that that version is also 9200?

It's definitely XHEO related (our license software). But the weird thing is 9200 and the 915440 builds of Win8 are both x64 versions. That's why we're baffled. And conveniently XHEO has no clue how to help nor do they seem willing, unfortunately for us.

I'm doing research for our company because our software is not working properly on a Win8 environment. It uses dotnet quite a bit for the front end and the licensing software we use. Our first hurdle was .Net Framework 4.0 with the licensing program but we have it working on Win 8 professional...

On a Win8 Professional 64-bit version this tampering error comes up when trying to run a Corel program. I have only seen this particular error once before on a Win7 PC that was using CA Antivirus and I had to add my programs to CA's "trusted list". However, on this Win8 PC there is no antivirus...