How to Do Compatibility Diagnostics with ACT_CHN.pptVIP

Purpose: Explain what is Inventory Collector and how it works. Time: 3 min Key Points: Inventory Collector is used to collect your software and hardware inventory. It will examine your organization’s computers and then collect the information about your installed applications, devices and system information. In ACM, you could view the following detailed data and log: 1. The log identification: The Log identification will include the application version, the date and time stamp, configured options, and so on. 2. System Inventory: System inventory will collect the information about client system, such as amount of memory, the processor speed, the architecture, etc. 3. Device inventory: Device inventory will collect device information about model, manufacturer, and device class. 4: Software inventory: Software inventory is an inventory of all the evidence for the applications installed on the client computer. This evidence includes system technologies such as Windows Installer, Shell, and so on. And, if You create custom data-collection package. The Inventory Collector will automatically appears in each data-collection package because it is mandatory for the Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) to run properly. * Purpose: Explain what is UACCE and how it works. Time: 3 min Key Points: The User Account Control Compatibility Evaluator (UACCE) enables you to identify potential compatibility issues that are due to permission restrictions enforced by the User Account Control (UAC), formerly known as Limited User Accounts (LUA). After Vista and Win Sever 2008, OS will run every application as a standard user even if the use log on as administrator for the purpose of increasing the security of Windows. UACCE could detect 3 kind of UAC issues: 1. Non-Virtualized File Accessed It means An application attempted to perform an operation on a file to which the Standard User role does not have permissions. Symptom: An application might fail to run for a user logged on wi