Preview and Build not working

Working with student computers. When students are logged into their school profile they get the error below. But if we right click and hit “run as administrator” they don’t get an error. However, this isn’t a solution we can apply to all 30 students, because of administration issues at the school site. It gets stuck on “building project…” in the preview

Fuse Version: 1.8.1 (build 15610)
Operating System: Windows
Error code:

(unknown): E0100: Package Fuse.Preview.Core was not found
(unknown): E0100: Package Outracks.Simulator.Common.Uno was not found

fuse build -tdotnet -r

C:\Users\faau\Documents\Fuse\New App>fuse build -tdotnet -r
Uno 1.8.0 (build 6680) Windows 10 x64 6c6e84c
Copyright (C) 2015-2018 Fusetools


Configuring
  1.46 s
Installing dependencies

stuff: GET https://files.fusetools.com/tooling/wQWyQJOzj550-Uno.Native-160606-33a8d1-Win32.zip

stuff: GET https://files.fusetools.com/tooling/t3gBQQmBwoYG-V8-DotNet.zip

5.65 s

Compiling syntax tree
  6.23 s
Generating code and data
  28.24 s

Build completed in 41.64 seconds

fuse build -tnative -r

C:\Users\faau\Documents\Fuse\New App>fuse build -tnative -r
Uno 1.8.0 (build 6680) Windows 10 x64 6c6e84c
Copyright (C) 2015-2018 Fusetools


Configuring

4.95 s
Installing dependencies

stuff: GET https://files.fusetools.com/tooling/mtSIgVQTaTJL-uno-base-0.8.730-win32.zip

11.41 s

Compiling syntax tree
  5.29 s
Generating code and data
  35.03 s

Building Native app


'cmake' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

0.82 s

Build completed in 57.58 seconds

'"C:\Users\faau\Documents\Fuse\New App\build\Native\Debug\.\New App.exe"' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

ERROR: Native run failed. (pass --trace for stack trace)

fuse: Errors were encountered while building the project

Hey.

Try reinstalling Fuse and run again.
Maybe you have antivirus software or some firewall that is blocking Fuse to install all necessary libraries.

Didn’t work. I believe it is because the schools have a firewall that is blocking libraries. If possible, it would be great to have a list of items that need to be whitelisted.

@Miles: the packages your installations are missing are bundled with the installation and are not transferred over network.

It is either an antivirus that acts up, or you have a broken installation. Try downloading Fuse installation again and make sure your local systems don’t have anything on that might affect the installation process.

@Uldis if the packages are missing, why does the preview work when I am logged in as an administrator? Or run fuse as administrator? But, when I login as a student, on the same machine, it doesn’t work?