Yes I know it looks into registry but it reads only . (for the first part of the wizard)
And if I run SW as user, there is no problem reading this settings
Any suggestions how to do it when you are domain user?
Why do I need to have administrator rights to run copy wizard
May 05, 2008
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I would think you would be setup to be local administrator and then just a domain user.
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Apparently it is a bug
SPR#233244 ("Copy Settings Wizard does not work for users without administrator privileges").
Our VAR have a work around:
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