Running Apps as Administrator
Last Updated on August 16, 2024 | 2 min read
Disclaimer
The instructions detailed below involve modifications to the security policies implemented by your organization. By proceeding with these instructions, the individual performing the modifications accepts all responsibility for the actions and their consequences. It is crucial to ensure authorization from your organization before making any changes.
This information is provided for informational purposes only. Prior to implementing any changes, approval should be obtained from the party responsible for security within your organization. The content here does not supersede any internal policies or guidelines and should be treated as a supplementary resource.
How to Run “nivomax.exe” as Administrator in Windows 10 and 11
The Windows user account performing these steps must have administrator privileges.
Introduction
Running “nivomax.exe” as an administrator in Windows 10 and 11 is necessary for the program to perform essential functions.
Warning !
If the NIVOMAX apps are run by a Windows user without the correct permissions:
- Without WRITE permissions to the Library Data Store (the folder where libraries are stored), actions such as importing new data libraries or updating existing ones cannot be performed.
- Without READ/WRITE permissions, the application may fail to operate properly, as it cannot access necessary files on the disk.
Steps to Run “nivomax.exe” as an Administrator:
- Locate ‘nivomax.exe’:
- Navigate to the NIVOMAX Viewer installation folder, typically found in “Program Files” >> “NIVOMAX Viewer” on your system drive (usually C:).
- Access Properties:
- Right-click on “nivomax.exe” in the installation folder and select “Properties” from the context menu.
- Modify Compatibility Settings:
- Go to the “Compatibility” tab in the Properties window.
- Check “Run this program as an administrator” under “Settings.”
- Apply and Confirm Changes:
- Click “Apply” to save your settings.
- Confirm any User Account Control (UAC) prompts by clicking “Yes” to allow administrative privileges when launching “nivomax.exe.”
- Test the Setup:
- Launch “nivomax.exe” normally to ensure it now runs with administrative rights.
- Troubleshoot if Necessary:
- If issues persist:
- Verify that the administrative setting is correctly applied.
- Adjust folder security settings to accommodate users with restricted accounts.
- Resolve any conflicts or permissions inconsistencies.
- If issues persist:
By ensuring “nivomax.exe” runs with administrative privileges on your Windows 10 and 11 systems, you enhance the application’s functionality and performance.
