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Max Shen

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It looks like drive G:\ had or has a Windows operating system installed on it, and you are trying to use restricted folders on that drive [Program Files (x86)]. The folders are still restricted because of persistent security descriptors, a feature of Microsoft's New Technology File System. In other words, you need elevation because the file system on disk G:\, in that particular location, requires it. The folders are restricted in the first place because Program Files are protected under User Account Control Policy, but they are restricted now because the file system says they are.

*I may be wrong

I don't have this problem on my environments:

-Windows 6.1 (Windows 7), amd64, jre 1.7.0_71 OR jre 1.8.0_25

Could the reporter fill in the environments field?

I am surprised no minimum size is set. From what I can tell, the Edit Profile button is positioned relative to the New Profile button (y-aligned), and it may be difficult to change the window layout on the fly. One effective solution would be to set a minimum size (telling you not to minimize the window doesn't solve the problem).

"If you select a profile in that list, the selected profile in the dropdown list down in the lower left corner does not change.
This also means that if you press "Edit profile"..."
This may be intended behavior...? Maybe? You would expect it to change the selection on the bottom left, though. Nevertheless, behavior confirmed.

"Also If you press enter instead of double klicking... it behaves as the tab key..."
Pressing Enter is actually slightly different than Tab: the Tab key switches focus to the next column, or if no next column is available to the next row; the Enter key switches to the next row. Although it would be nice to have a key (or even menu option on right click) to play the profile you have selected in the Profile Editor tab, this is currently not a feature (or bug).

"... only using your keyboard."
Probably because the developers assume you also use some sort of pointer (eg: a mouse or touch interface).