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SCCM to install Rights Management Sharing Application

I have been advertising and successfully installing applications with my SCCM 2007 machine for 3 to 4 years now.
I have come to one application that I cannot seem to get installed for some reason or another.

There are silent install switches and the application has to be run with elevated privileges, which is what I thought SCCM does.

This application runs fine if I run my batch file as admin or run CMD as an admin, but if I run it without elevating the privileges I get the UAC prompt.

Command Line
"\\xxxCM01.xxxx.LOCAL\SMSPKGC$\NYC00148\x64\setup.exe" /s /ConfigO2010
Working Path
"\\xxxCM01.xxxx.LOCAL\SMSPKGC$\NYC00148"
Is there anything I can look at to see why it is hanging?


Please note that the Max Time has been increase to 10 and even 30 mins.  The manually install takes about 1 to 2.
 Error:
"The program for advertisement "NYC200D4" ("NYC00148" - "pInstall_X64") exceeded the maximum allowed run time of 5 minute(s). Systems Management Server (SMS) has stopped monitoring the program, and is unable to determine the status of the program. SMS will not automatically attempt to run this program again.
Possible causes: The program might have taken longer to run than expected, or the program might have experienced problems while running.
Possible solution: Make sure the maximum allowed run time specified for the program allows enough time for the program to finish running. If the program requires user input, ensure the program properties allow the user to interact with the program."
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