Simon92
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I have two accounts on my workstation. For security reasons I don't give myself admin privileges so nothing installs without me explicitly entering a password. As a result I run some apps as my regular user and some as my admin user.
Because DF was installed using the regular user, apps run/installed as admin are not responsive to shortcuts (for example when I try to move the window from monitor to monitor).
Is this by design?
Is there a way to get around this?
Thank you,
S
It's by Windows design unfortunately. Apps that run at a lower integrity level can't manipulate apps of a higher integrity level. The only workaround would be to run DisplayFusion as the administrator user. Unfortunately it won't launch on Windows startup that way though, so you'd have to manually launch it with the administrator's account on each startup.
Sorry I don't have better news!
