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A network user is having problems running an engineering program. &nbsp;The engineering program &quot;StormNET&quot; runs complicated hydraulic calculations. &nbsp;The user is a typical network user and is not able to install any additional software. &nbsp;When the software tries to run a complicated calculation it produces and error about a file access but it does not tell me any more information about the file. &nbsp;I tried giving the user write access to folder c:\program files\stormnet but I am still getting an error.<br />
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What can I do to track down what the program needs write access to be able to complete the calculation?<br />
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The user is running Windows 7 64bit. &nbsp;It used to run under Windows XP.
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A network user is having problems running an engineering program.  The engineering program "StormNET" runs complicated hydraulic calculations.  The user is a typical network user and is not able to install any additional software.  When the software tries to run a complicated calculation it produces and error about a file access but it does not tell me any more information about the file.  I tried giving the user write access to folder c:\program files\stormnet but I am still getting an error.

What can I do to track down what the program needs write access to be able to complete the calculation?

The user is running Windows 7 64bit.  It used to run under Windows XP.

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Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.