An administrator permission prompt during Ledger Wallet installation should be read as a system-level install step, not as a device-status conclusion. The useful order is to confirm the app path, review what the operating system is asking for, keep the device screen visible, and record the final install state.
Confirm the App Path First
Start from the same app entry you already use for installation review. The broader path in Official App Download and Installation Guide helps keep the app source, file name, and install step in one place before you respond to a permission prompt.
Read the System Prompt Separately
On desktop systems, permission prompts can relate to writing files, opening drivers, or allowing a connection helper. Treat that prompt as a computer-side request. Keep it separate from any message on the Ledger screen so the two states do not get mixed.
Check Cable and Screen State
If the prompt appears while the device is connected, review the USB and screen state with the same order used in Connecting Ledger to a Computer. A clear screen prompt, a stable cable, and a known app window make the next step easier to review.
Record the Finished Install State
After the prompt is handled, note the app version view, whether the app opens normally, and whether the device is recognized. If this is part of a first-use flow, compare it with First Ledger Initialization Order before moving on.
