RAD typically is started using Run As Administrator, to have full access to the WebSphere Test Environment Servers and associated tooling, when RAD has been installed as an Admin Id and to have access to WAS as admin/root to mimic production environments. Note: Right-clicking on the RAD icon > Properties > Compatibility has a checkbox that you can select to always Run As administrator. , with its stricter security/ User account Control (UAC) settings, when full access is needed to those directories/files by an application. This is the norm with Windows 7 and programs installed under C:\Program Files. Start RAD : Right-click RAD icon > Run As Administrator even though the Id is part of the administrator group.This would have no problems since IM default/selects to "Run As administrator" (if installed as Admin). Use IBM Installation Manager (IM) > Manage License directly instead of through RAD.There are a few ways to resolve this problem:
From this point forward the document refers to the desktop product generically as RAD. , and even if RAD is not installed under C:\Program Files. This error is typical on inadequate user authorization on Windows 7, with IBM Installation Manager (IM) and RDp or RAD or any RAD based desktop product installed under C:\Program Files.
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