Hi Jean,

ClipboardFusion should be running with normal user rights, and auto-elevating when needed. You can double check this by opening Task Manager > Details > Right click a column header and click "Select Columns" > enable "Elevated" > check to see if the ClipboardFusion Process has "Yes" in that column.

Thanks!

Sep 2, 2021  • #2

You are right. But hotkeys/macro created with AutoHotkey do not work in CF windows (as it does when an app is running in elevated mode). Can you see another reason?

Sep 2, 2021  • #3

Hi Jean,

Ah, since ClipboardFusion is running within the Program Files folder, it's running with a "High" integrity level, so you will need to launch other applications as administrator to interact with it.

You could also move ClipboardFusion out of Program Files, but I wouldn't recommend that

Thanks!

Sep 7, 2021  • #4

Thanks, Owen.

Sep 10, 2021  • #5