John 2009-06-23 03:25
So I'm trying to install the script for Ultramon Wallpaper Auto Changer 2. I think I've put it in the right folder and it shows up under shortcuts when right clicking ultramon. I'm a beginner using scripts but I assume I just copy/paste the vbs file, not expanding the codelines? So far so good I think but when I try to run the script I get a security warning 'Do you want to run this file?' After clicking open I get a Windows Script Host message
Apologise cant make correct dashes on this keyboard, they are where the underscores are in script path
Script: c:_users_john_AppData_Roaming_Realtime Soft_Ultramon_3.0.5_Shortcuts Ultramon Wallpaper Auto Changer 2.vbs Line: 642 Char: 2 Error: Permission denied Code 800A0046 Source: Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Is this a permission problem under vista (32) or something else? If it is how do i get scripts to run as administrator if that is the problem?
Thanks for any suggestions.
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Christian Studer 2009-06-23 09:20
The security warning is normal, to prevent it right-click the script file, select Properties from the menu, then click on Unblock.
The error you get most likely means that the script (and your user account) don't have access to one of the image folders you specified, to fix this make sure your user account has read access to all image folders you want to use.
The script doesn't need to be run as admin, and I also wouldn't recommend doing this.
Christian Studer - www.realtimesoft.com
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Ryan 2010-02-10 15:10
I just ran into this issue with Windows 7. I am using the UltraMon Wallpaper Auto Changer 2.vbs and the same message pops up saying permission denied. I looked and there is no "Unblock" option under properties. It looks like M$ also disabled "Run as Administrator" for scripts. Any suggestions to get this script working?
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Christian Studer 2010-02-11 09:40
Make sure the script has access to all the image folders specified via the Default wallpaper you set up. The script should work fine on Windows 7.
Christian Studer - www.realtimesoft.com
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