what minimum access permission/rights should i give to user account to run my office application

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My application developed in C#.net, which reads content of word file.using Interop.word 12.0 assembly library.

now when i login with Administrator account on XP it works fine but if i login with limited access user account it throws following exeption

"Creating an instance of com component with CLSID [XXX.XX.XX.XX] from the IClassFactory failed with error 80010001"

It is clear that this is access permission issue.

now what minimum access permission/rights should i give to user account in XP to run my office application

Posted 2-Sep-11 19:10pm

koolprasad2003

Updated 7-Sep-11 1:26am

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Timberbird · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-07T03:00:00

I've had problem resembling yours. What I had to do:

Open registry (running regedit.exe from "Run" command prompt) and search for CLSID value in error
When CLSID found, determine component name
Open Component Services (Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Component services, or running dcomcnfg.exe from "Run" command prompt)
Find component by its name
View component permissions and update them if required

Note: depending on your OS, you may initially be unable to edit permissions on component. To unlock this feature you need to change ownership on component, as described here[^]

Hope this helps

manavya · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-29T21:34:00

Solution 2

use the following link
NTFS permissions for word[^]

Posted 29-Sep-11 21:34pm

manavya