It is possible to install uMod for all windows users.

If you install it as admin, I imagine it would be. I'll have to verify though.

Edit: Appears that it is only per user. "Tool access is user-specific, not machine global. A global tool is only available to the user that installed the tool."

I did install as admin, however, I can't run as any other users. Ill give it another go to double check

Edited my post above, not sure if you saw it. We'll look into the possibility of a more global install method.

Wulf

Edited my post above, not sure if you saw it. We'll look into the possibility of a more global install method.

Yeah I saw, thanks for the fast response, not looked into it too much yet, but this could be a problem for TCAdmin users (Well if they want to integrate uMod that is), it create a user with limit permissions to run servers for security reasons, and that user cant actually install uMod xD, again I might be able to work around it, ill keep you updated if I find anything. I could technically make it run as admin via a TCAdmin option, but that will leave me vulnerable.

markmozza

Yeah I saw, thanks for the fast response, not looked into it too much yet, but this could be a problem for TCAdmin users (Well if they want to integrate uMod that is), it create a user with limit permissions to run servers for security reasons, and that user cant actually install uMod xD, again I might be able to work around it, ill keep you updated if I find anything. I could technically make it run as admin via a TCAdmin option, but that will leave me vulnerable.

Wulf

I mean, you could technically just run it from where it is installed, which is %USERPROFILE%\.dotnet\tools under the user you installed it under.

Yes, I did it last night, works fine, I had the impression it wouldn't. So yeah all good now, Thanks for the help again. We officially have a Control Panel UI for uMod.