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Archived! This documentation is obsolete and no longer applies to the current BlueSpice version.


Various applications require rights to write to the C:\Windows\Temp folder. These are not set as needed by default. In order to be able to carry out all further steps smoothly and also to be able to operate BlueSpice, you must first set these rights.

Procedure

Open Windows Explorer:

Windows file permissions 01
Windows file permissions 01

Right-click on the folder "Temp" (1) and open the "Properties" (2):

Windows file permissions 02
Windows file permissions 02

Select the tab "Security" (1) and click "Advanced" (2):

Windows file permissions 03
Windows file permissions 03

Click "Continue":

Windows file permissions 04
Windows file permissions 04

Click "Advanced":

Windows file permissions 05
Windows file permissions 05

Click "Select a principal":

Windows file permissions 06
Windows file permissions 06

Ensure that your local machine is selected in the field "From this location" (1). If this is not the case, open "Locations..." (2):

Windows file permissions 07
Windows file permissions 07

Choose the top path in the list (1) and close the dialog window (2):

Windows file permissions 08
Windows file permissions 08

Enter the user name "everyone" in the free-text field (1) of the window "Select User or Group". Confirm with "OK" (2).

Windows file permissions 09
Windows file permissions 09

Activate the "Modify" checkbox (1) for basic permissions in the "Permission Entry for Temp" window and click "OK". (2):

Windows file permissions 10
Windows file permissions 10

Close all further dialog windows with "OK" or "Yes".


The rights for the temporary Windows folder are now set up correctly.

Next step

If you have successfully completed all of the above steps, proceed to the next step: .NET Framework 3.5.