Asset Upnp and network, but only one account

[Spoon]

Re: Asset Upnp and network but only one account

Asset runs as a service, so you have to do extra work to set up the network share so the service account can access, it is covered in the manual.

[Spoon]

Re: Asset Upnp and network, but only one account

Open the service manger (Start >> Control Panel >> Administrative Tools >> Services). Right click on Asset UPnP >> Properties and change the Log-On to your one user account you normally use. Restart Computer.

[Cecilia]

Re: Asset Upnp and network, but only one account

You can set Asset to run in the main 1 user account rather than the system account.

Any desire to share the "how to"? If not, it's okay, I know this stuff is only for geeks and the rest of us get to sit and watch on the sidelines. :(

[Spoon]

Re: Asset Upnp and network, but only one account

You can set Asset to run in the main 1 user account rather than the system account.

[Cecilia]

Hi, I have a Vista 64 machine with only one account on it, and for other reasons, I don't want to make a 2nd account on this pc. The only account is the admin account.

I'm trying to use Asset with my Sonos system. Sonos has no problem seeing Asset as a service, but none of my files show up. My files are on a ReadyNas, but the drive is mapped locally on my Vista PC.

I followed the instructions and tried to put the username and password that Sonos uses into the Asset windows service, but no matter how I try to go about doing this, the username is not available. I'm sure that this has something to do with the user account being local vs roaming/network, but as I'm not a network specialist, I can't quite figure it out. I tried to make the account a roaming account, but it's not possible.

So my question is, is there any way I can use Asset and not have to make that 2nd user account? How would I go about doing that?