Publisher Rocket "Run as Administrator" issue

[Curbuntu]

First, a sincere thank you to the Bottles team.

Got Bottles installed successfully and tested installation with KindleCreateInstall.exe, which fired up just fine. But…

…when I tried to install the program I really need — PublisherRocketSetup.exe — I immediately receive this popup error box:

PublisherRocketSetup.exe
Installation has failed
Please re-run this installer as a normal user instead of “Run as Administrator”.

I don’t know enough about Bottles to run anything as Administrator. Is this a Bottles message, or is Bottles just passing this message through from the installer’s .EXE?

Thanks in advance.

[Curbuntu]

I’m still doing homework on this. Hints at a possible solution may be found in these locations:

• When an installer errors out with “Please re-run this installer as a normal user instead of”… « The Wiert Corner – irregular stream of stuff
  • Summary: Article covers exact error message, pointing out how to run CMD with a turning-off of administrator mode
• Installation has failed: please re-run this installer as a normal user instead of "Run as administrator". - WineHQ Forums
  • Links to a bug-report entry for more info. [I removed this because “new users are only allowed to include two links”]
  • Summary: Suggests using the following format: run a program as a user: wine runas /trustlevel:0x20000 [installer.exe]; but where we would incorporate the wine runas under Bottles isn’t clear.
    • There is a caveat about “runas” being unavailable for then-current [2020-10-23] builds of wine-staging, suggesting a temporary downgrade to v.5.11.

I’m at a loss here. It’s been 14 years since I’ve had regular dealings with Windows. And I’m unfamiliar with WINE syntax. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

[bluecheese]

Did you figure it out? I’m trying to do the same thing but the docs are really lacking

[zakapslowany]

Right now it’s not currently possible to do.
[Request] Allow running as non-admin user within wine by adjusting wine arguments · Issue #202 · bottlesdevs/Bottles · GitHub
It was said on the GitHub that you need to find a compatible runner and run it with a command.