Icanhearit
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Most people don't need run as administrator. This is more likely due to your window local policy issue.I reinstalled the new version re-ran through everything. I still couldn’t write the firmware with the SD card in the scanner or in an SD adapter in the computer. The solution was I needed to open Sentinel by using “Run As Administrator” . As I mentioned earlier, perhaps it’s not an occult bug, but it’s a huge security risk. @JoeBearcat , please look into this. I could not write to the SD card using Sentinel’s latest version unless I ran it as an administrator.
Poweron the scanner into mass storage mode. Use the file explorer property to check if the scanner drive permission is write protected and unchecked the attribute.
Only if protected, then you have to run sentinel as admin to override the protection, but sentinel is not the one that makes the scanner drive as write protected in the first place.