topic Re: the requested operation requires elevation in 3ds Max Forum

the requested operation requires elevation

Anonymous — Wed, 03 Feb 2016 10:38:12 GMT

Hi!

I can't dubble click to open *.Max files from folders in windows 10.

(I'm on an an account that has admin rights) I usually run max as administrator.

It works fine to open the files through the 3dsMax program, but it's still anoying not being able to dubble click on files.

The thing is this, If I unlock the hidden administrator account then it works fine to open the files from any folder. This acount has some limitations though, Like sertain Microsoft features are not allowed to use from the administrator account.

How to I fix my user account so that it can open *.max files?

(I've tried disableing UAC from control panel that dos not work)

Re: the requested operation requires elevation

kgokhangurbuz — Wed, 03 Feb 2016 22:04:05 GMT

Hi,

Can you please try to move this file to a folder named "abc" and then try to double-click opening it?

Also, can you please try to right click on file, click "open"?

I have something in my mind but i need your replies for the actions above.

Best regards;

Re: the requested operation requires elevation

Anonymous — Fri, 05 Feb 2016 12:26:54 GMT

Hi!

I finally was able to resolve this issue by

opening regedit and then deleting the entry .max under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

(After restarting the pc, I could open the *.max file with 3dsMax)

I suspect this issue was caused by a previous install of a demo version of 3dsMax.

(Before this I tried every solution thinkable on this side of the milkyway, including completly removeing 3dsmax and reinstalling the software)

The way I found the solution was to rename the file *.max2, to see what would happend when I tried to open the file. Since this filetype had no difficulty running and open 3dsMax the issue had to be connected to the filetype somehow. 🙂

Cheers! 😄

Re: the requested operation requires elevation

Anonymous — Thu, 09 Jun 2016 07:32:41 GMT

I still get the same issue with 3dsmax 2017: "the requested operation requires elevation 3dsmax autodesk" When trying to open *.max files directly.

How do I resolve this?

Re: the requested operation requires elevation

Anonymous — Fri, 22 Jul 2016 08:12:55 GMT

for me was e nought to disable the "run as Administrator" in 3ds max.exe

Re: the requested operation requires elevation

Anonymous — Mon, 03 Apr 2017 06:06:06 GMT

Some How... This Solution didn't work for me....

Instead..... I did this and it worked.

Right clicked on 3Ds Max 2017 shortcut and open Properties.
In Compatibility Tab, Untick " Run as Administrator ".
That's it...
Now try to open the file, and It will work.
Hope that helps...

Re: the requested operation requires elevation

Anonymous — Mon, 03 Apr 2017 06:08:11 GMT

Re: the requested operation requires elevation

Anonymous — Fri, 17 Jan 2020 16:50:34 GMT

I have just reinstall Windows 10 on my Laptop and i downloaded my Office 2010 and whenever I try to open it I get this message

c: program files Microsoft office 14 powerpnt.exe the requested operation requires elevation

Re: the requested operation requires elevation

Mark.Lancaster — Fri, 17 Jan 2020 17:22:09 GMT

@Anonymous

Welcome to the Autodesk User's Community..

And what does Microsoft Office products have to do with installing and activating Autodesk products.

This is not a Microsoft support forum. This forum is for Autodesk products..

Re: the requested operation requires elevation

Anonymous — Fri, 14 Aug 2020 02:35:46 GMT

Really helps and it worked for me.Saved my time.thank you sir.

1.Drag and drop-issue solved.

2.the requested operation requires elevation in max - I can't open the file directly. Its troubled, wasted my time.

this method solved the issue. Right-click- 3dxMax 2016 shortcut icon-properties-compatibility-untick run as administrator.

Re: the requested operation requires elevation

jowalid123 — Mon, 18 Apr 2022 15:52:22 GMT

i keeped searching the whole day just to find this comment and it worked
i don't know that to say that was werid problem