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So when during installation, I chose "C:\Program Files (x86)" as the installation directory. Afterwards, I created a shortcut to the Windows Subsystem for Android app by moving it from the start menu to the public desktop folder of my admin account.
But when I log into my non-admin account and double click the Windows Subsystem for Android app icon on the desktop, it doesn't open?
Steps to reproduce the issue
So when during installation, I chose "C:\Program Files (x86)" as the installation directory. Afterwards, I created a shortcut to the Windows Subsystem for Android app by moving it from the start menu to the public desktop folder of my admin account.
Expected behaviour
Should be able to open Windows Subsystem for Android app in non-admin account
"C:\Program Files (x86)" is a special folder where you need admin rights to do most things. Same goes for "C:\Program Files" and "C:\" (the root directory). You should try installing on a custom folder like "C:\WSA".
If you really need to install on "C:\Program Files (x86)", you can try to mess with the security tab, although I haven't tried it on somewhere like this folder.
Describe the bug
Hi,
So when during installation, I chose "C:\Program Files (x86)" as the installation directory. Afterwards, I created a shortcut to the Windows Subsystem for Android app by moving it from the start menu to the public desktop folder of my admin account.
But when I log into my non-admin account and double click the Windows Subsystem for Android app icon on the desktop, it doesn't open?
Steps to reproduce the issue
So when during installation, I chose "C:\Program Files (x86)" as the installation directory. Afterwards, I created a shortcut to the Windows Subsystem for Android app by moving it from the start menu to the public desktop folder of my admin account.
Expected behaviour
Should be able to open Windows Subsystem for Android app in non-admin account
Downloaded Build Of WSA
WSA_2311.40000.5.0_x64_Release-Nightly-with-magisk-81658d45.27002.-canary-GApps-13.0-NoAmazon_Windows_10
Windows build number
22H2
PC Specification
Windows 10 Pro
Additional context
No response
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