OK I'm trying to deploy a custom VB application I made. I am using SCCM 07. The program will load fine on the target machines. I'm running as administrator (SYSTEM) account. The program requires access to other shared folders on my network to copy files based on what updates are needed. The program doesn't have access to the shares and throws a error. Is there a way to deploy the application and give it the users domain access to other shares? Thanks

You would need to use a task sequence. With the Run commandline step you can specify a domain user account for RunAs.Miguel Rodriguez

I'm assuming these file transfers take place during the installation of the app? If so, why not grant the domain computers group read permissions on the shares so that when the install is running, it can access the shares because ConfigMgr uses the local SYSTEM account when you specify a program to use Admin permission to run. Also, I'm assuming you are using UNCs also -- drive letters are just dumb because they are relative to a single profile and have no absolute value.Jason | http://myitforum.com/cs2/blogs/jsandys | Twitter @JasonSandys

Yeah, The app that gets run downloads and installs the updates from the network share. That sounds like it may work giving computers read writes to the folder thanks I'll give it a try. Justin