C:\...\MAS90\ (Only applies to Advanced and Premium versions)
Antivirus Protection, Malware Prevention, or similar security program is restricting users from running a VB script, identifying it as a threat or malicious
Antivirus deletes files (launch32.exe or launcher.2016.exe) after updates installed for the Antivirus
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Temporarily disable antivirus before performing the steps below
Disable antivirus protection
Note: Temporarily disable antivirus software before you complete these steps.
Run Workstation Sync with an administrator account
Install using an administrator account
Sign in to the workstation with a domain or local administrator account.
Open Sage 100.
Select Cancel at the logon prompt.
Sign out of Windows.
Sign back in with the end user's account.
Tip: You can press Shift while right-clicking the Sage 100 shortcut. Select Run as different User and run Workstation Sync with an administrator account.
Verify folder permissions
Confirm full control permissions
Verify that the user has Full Control permissions for:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Sage\
C:\ProgramData\ for Sage 100 version 2020 and later
To verify permissions:
Browse to the appropriate folder.
Right-click the Sage folder and select Properties.
Select the Security tab.
Select Advanced.
Verify that the user has Full Control for the folder, subfolders, and files.
If necessary, grant the user Full Control.
Select OK until all property windows close.
Open the Sage 100 workstation client again.
Install updates from an administrator command prompt
Sage 100 Standard
Open Command Prompt as an administrator
Change to the directory that contains Wscript.exe if necessary
Run the following command: Wscript.exe "%temp%\_autoupdater\autoupdatelaunch.vbs"
Press Enter
Note: If you don't use Payroll, close Command Prompt and skip the Payroll update.
1. Run the following command: Wscript.exe "%temp%\_autoupdater\autoupdate_PAYROLLlaunch.vbs"
2. Press Enter.
3. Close Command Prompt.
Sage 100 Advanced and Premium
Open Command Prompt as an administrator
Run the following command: Wscript.exe "PathToLocalMAS90Folder\Home\Lib\_Updater\autoupdatelaunch.vbs"