Karu:
Nope, I don't appear to have .cpp files anywhere in my game folder.
Talkirc:
The "encounter" is quite simple. I double click the .exe, and the computer (not the client) asks me to input the computer's administrator password. The standard password screen you also get when trying to launch a system program or an installation file without being the admin.
Ryzom has never seen the light of day on this computer. Ever.
I'm not trying to log in as more than one character.
There is no line of code in the client.cfg file that represents the last login ID (I know there is on Linux though, but the Windows client doesn't seem to have it).
To reproduce the problem (or at least the steps I've taken):
1. Download the Ryzom client.
2. Install it directly to you external device (in my case a Transcend EHD) from a computer you have admin priviliges to.
3. Go to any computer you do not have admin priviliges to (in this case, a Packard Bell Easynote TE running Windows 8.1) and try to launch the client.
Nope, I don't appear to have .cpp files anywhere in my game folder.
Talkirc:
The "encounter" is quite simple. I double click the .exe, and the computer (not the client) asks me to input the computer's administrator password. The standard password screen you also get when trying to launch a system program or an installation file without being the admin.
Ryzom has never seen the light of day on this computer. Ever.
I'm not trying to log in as more than one character.
There is no line of code in the client.cfg file that represents the last login ID (I know there is on Linux though, but the Windows client doesn't seem to have it).
To reproduce the problem (or at least the steps I've taken):
1. Download the Ryzom client.
2. Install it directly to you external device (in my case a Transcend EHD) from a computer you have admin priviliges to.
3. Go to any computer you do not have admin priviliges to (in this case, a Packard Bell Easynote TE running Windows 8.1) and try to launch the client.