I'm glad I helped. I hate when I see that constantly updated/developed apps like MM gets non-trusted level with each update and when AV apps put that version in trusted there is almost 99% of chance that app is already updated with new version which again render app as untrusted :(

It's nice to see that someone reads my posts ;)

Right-Click on MM Shortcut; Select "Properties": Select "Compatability" Tab; In "Privilege Level", select (check mark) "Run this program as administrator"; "Apply". Close "Properties" Window.

Without starting MM, double click ".MMIP". [b]It works![/b]

Thanks to Peke.

Dan

Have you tried to D&D .MMIP to MediaMonkey player?

Works fine here... but UAC is disabled.

Using Windows Vista 32-bit, [u]Script installations fail[/u].

See [quote]http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=36082[/quote]
[quote]http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=38695&p=199355&hilit=build+3.1.0.1235#p199355[/quote] and,
[quote]http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=38801[/quote] and, possibly others.


Starting MM as "Run as Administrator" and double-clicking *.mmip, results in second copy of MM starting and window stating that installation failed.

Setting "Allow just one instance of MediaMonkey" has no effect.

Selecting "File" -> "Open URL or File" and browsing to the .mmip does not work either; nor does attempting to drag-drop the mmip to MM; nor do variations of UAC On/Off.

Script installations on same computer with V. 3.07.1191 worked.

Dan