C:\Program.exe is rarely an issue but other drives tend to have full ACL for
Authenticated Users, so non-administrators can write to D:\Program.exe. If it
is installed to that drive instead (e.g. primary drive is full/organisation has
decided to organize file system that way) then the vulnerability becomes
exploitable.
Not 100% sure if this applies in this instance, as it is using CreateProcess()
and not sure how its generating the path, but I have seen this for services
installed on the D:\.
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