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On windows 64bit, install.bat can't be elevated when started by an 32-bit App
See original GitHub issueHere is a given example:
On windows 64bit, Inside Freecommand 32 bit, start install.bat resulted in Cannot elevate administrator privilege
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No need to be a jerk. You can open the batch file and see exactly how its trying to get admin, it just writes a temporary vbs script to run ShellExecute and call UAC. As far as I know, this should not be affected by the bit-depth of the system. Third party file explorers are likely not in the scope of support for this, especially considering the already stressed amount of support the project gets.
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