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[Bug]: Corsair iCue 4.17.244 requires elevation for install/uninstall but doesn't request it #36230
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We cannot resolve this at the moment
This PR should remain open and should probably get a new tag so we can fix it once those 3 requirements are resolved |
I've added the field and requested a merge on #35735 so that hopefully this package will work once the next winget version is released |
Did you see that in Windows 10 or Windows 11? I've seen a very similar popup randomly on multiple installers when validating packages on Windows 11, however there you just click Not now and it installs. |
It was on Windows 11. We've seen this before in the Sandbox, but we have an idea what might have caused it on the primary OS. |
Brief description of your issue
Attempting to install Corsair iCue from a non-elevated command prompt fails due to insufficient permissions, and it does not request elevation (unlike, say, git)
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
The package requests elevation, if necessary.
Actual behavior
The package fails to install
WinGet-Corsair.iCUE.4.4.17.244-2021-11-26-18-21-47.977.log
Environment
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