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  • inhahe
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    I just installed the latest version (I had 8.0 I think, and I think I just installed 8.0.2), and it seems to have solved the problem.

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  • inhahe
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    Originally posted by richell_huang
    It is caused by the PlgDynLoader.fpi file and our Dev team has compiled a new PlgDynLoader.fpi file for current workaround, please download it from below link and copy it to C:\Program Files\Foxit Software\Foxit Reader\plugins to replace the old one.

    I can't download http://exchange.foxitsoftware.cn/plu...gDynLoader.fpi because an authentication dialog pops up asking me for a username and password. Please let me know where else I can find this file. Having to click on the UAC every time I load a PDF is annoying. And the solution I saw elsewhere to to disable 'run as administrator' in the properties of the exe doesn't work for me because there's no 'Compatibility' tab on my computer.

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  • j.vreeken
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    Thank you Richell for sharing the solution!

    This issue was resolved by exporting the file associations to an XML file, running:
    dism /Online /Export-DefaultAppAssociations:\\FILESERVER\SHARE\AppAssoc .xml
    from the 2012 RDS server. Then create a GPO using "Set a default associations configuration file" pointing to the exported file.

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  • richell_huang
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    Originally posted by j.vreeken
    I'm experiencing the same thing when running Foxit Reader 7.1.5.425 as a user. The UAC screen pops up, prompting about -register -undisplayadobeindoc.
    We too are running on a 2012R2 server, fully patched with last months patches.

    Is there any progress on this issue? It would make a whole lot of users very happy if this was resolved.

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]n147499[/ATTACH]
    Could you please send a email to [email protected] with subject Att Richell and I will reply you with guide document of using gpo to deploy for your info?Thank you.

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  • j.vreeken
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    I'm experiencing the same thing when running Foxit Reader 7.1.5.425 as a user. The UAC screen pops up, prompting about -register -undisplayadobeindoc.
    We too are running on a 2012R2 server, fully patched with last months patches.

    Is there any progress on this issue? It would make a whole lot of users very happy if this was resolved.

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  • Doris Wang
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    Originally posted by mike03
    the Problem is still there with Version 7.1.5. Installed a fresh rds server, installed foxitreader 7.15. when a Standard user logs on the uac prompts.
    Hello Mike,

    I've added your case of reader 7.1.5 to bug tracking system with ID 0065495 for further investigation. Thank you for your infor.

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  • mike03
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    the Problem is still there with Version 7.1.5. Installed a fresh rds server, installed foxitreader 7.15. when a Standard user logs on the uac prompts.

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  • richell_huang
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    Originally posted by snay
    can someone tell me what username and password i am suppose to use when tryng to download the new FPI file..
    The latest version 7.1.5 has fixed this issue, so you can get it fixed by updating to new release 7.1.5, thank you.

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  • snay
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    can someone tell me what username and password i am suppose to use when tryng to download the new FPI file..

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  • cherry
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    @[email protected], please provide the ticket number so I could further check the processing of it. Thank you.
    @cireb, I've reported this issue to Report ID#65495 for further analysis. Thank you.

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  • cireb
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    Any update on this? I've deployed the latest version on a Windows 2012 R2 RDS server to test and the same issue is coming up. UAC prompts for "...\FoxitReader.exe" -register -undisplayadobeindoc when opening. All of the RDS users will be standard users.
    It's a real show stopper so far.

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  • volcomer@gmail.com
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    Originally posted by cherry
    Hi [email protected],

    Could you please make screenshots that shows the problem and how to replicate it then paste them into Word and send to us so we could better know the problem you're experiencing?

    I have sent screens to support, but with no answer for two months, I have sort of given up hope.

    How to replicate: Install Foxit Enterprise Reader on Windows 8.1. Start it. Then log in as another user and start it there.

    I fail to see how you can't replicate an issue, that I can't avoid in any scenario?

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  • richell_huang
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    Originally posted by Trevor
    This may not pertain to a batch install of Foxit, but I found this forum post searching for a problem that seems to present similar symptoms to some described here. I had the problem of a UAC (Windows User Account Control) dialog box appearing each time I tried to open a file with Foxit Reader 7.0.6.1126 on Windows 8.1.

    I fixed it by changing my default program for PDF files to "Reader", then running Foxit, which prompted me to make Foxit my default PDF viewer. I unchecked "Always perform this check when starting Foxit Reader" and then clicked Yes. Since then no more UAC every time I open a PDF.

    I think I had created the problem when I tried to associate PDFs with Foxit. They were associated with Reader, so I right-clicked on a PDF file, and selected "Open with", but Foxit was not listed, so I chose "Choose Default Program". This popped up a Metro "How do you want to open this file" window, but Foxit was not listed, so I clicked "More options". Foxit still was not listed, so I selected "Look for another app on this PC" at the bottom, then browsed to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Foxit Software\Foxit Reader" and selected FoxitReader.exe. I think going this route to create the association is what started the every-time-UAC problem.

    Probably I could have avoided the problem by running Foxit, clicking "File" in the ribbon, then Preferences, then in the File Associations section, and then, after unticking "Always perform check when starting Foxit Reader" (though this bit might not be needed), using the "Make Default PDF Viewer" button. Also, this might have been a simpler route to correct the problem once the problem had been created.
    Thank you for sharing it.

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  • Trevor
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    This may not pertain to a batch install of Foxit, but I found this forum post searching for a problem that seems to present similar symptoms to some described here. I had the problem of a UAC (Windows User Account Control) dialog box appearing each time I tried to open a file with Foxit Reader 7.0.6.1126 on Windows 8.1.

    I fixed it by changing my default program for PDF files to "Reader", then running Foxit, which prompted me to make Foxit my default PDF viewer. I unchecked "Always perform this check when starting Foxit Reader" and then clicked Yes. Since then no more UAC every time I open a PDF.

    I think I had created the problem when I tried to associate PDFs with Foxit. They were associated with Reader, so I right-clicked on a PDF file, and selected "Open with", but Foxit was not listed, so I chose "Choose Default Program". This popped up a Metro "How do you want to open this file" window, but Foxit was not listed, so I clicked "More options". Foxit still was not listed, so I selected "Look for another app on this PC" at the bottom, then browsed to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Foxit Software\Foxit Reader" and selected FoxitReader.exe. I think going this route to create the association is what started the every-time-UAC problem.

    Probably I could have avoided the problem by running Foxit, clicking "File" in the ribbon, then Preferences, then in the File Associations section, and then, after unticking "Always perform check when starting Foxit Reader" (though this bit might not be needed), using the "Make Default PDF Viewer" button. Also, this might have been a simpler route to correct the problem once the problem had been created.

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  • cherry
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    Hi [email protected],

    Could you please make screenshots that shows the problem and how to replicate it then paste them into Word and send to us so we could better know the problem you're experiencing?

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