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sfled

2002-04-17, 8:36 am

This is probably a stupid question and the answer is right in my face and I'm just not seeing it, but here goes:

If I install new software as Admininstrator on a user's W2K machine, it does one of two things after I log off and the user logs on: Either the new software doesn't show up in the user's profile, or (in the case of Office) it refuses to run because of 'access denied' problems.

The easiest work-around I've found is to go to the server (NT 4, sp6) and give the user Domain Admin rights. Then I sign on to the local box as the user and install the software. I then log off, take away the Domain Admin rights, and when the user logs back on the software works perfectly.

But, that's just a cheap hack!! Help! What's the right way?

Thank you all.
freak

2002-04-17, 9:12 am

OMG!!! Take away admin rights from users ASAP!!!

This being said, you may want to install the software as admin, and then copy the administrator profile to the "all users" profile and see if it fixes your problems...
mrfixit

2002-04-17, 9:16 am

Just about to suggest that freak!
freak

2002-04-17, 9:19 am

great minds think alike
sfled

2002-04-17, 9:26 am

O.K. I'll give the "all users" profile switch a try then. Thanks.


quote:
Originally posted by freak
great minds think alike


Mine must be in a rut, then. :-)
mrfixit

2002-04-17, 9:34 am

quote:
Originally posted by freak
great minds think alike



freak

2002-04-17, 10:46 am

let us know how it goes!
Teck Shark

2002-04-17, 11:10 am

I was gonna suggest the same thing, but Freak already nailed it! That should solve your problem.
freak

2002-04-17, 11:12 am

quote:
Originally posted by Teck Shark
I was gonna suggest the same thing, but Freak already nailed it! That should solve your problem.



yet another great mind at work!
RUSH2112

2002-04-17, 11:43 am

quote:
Originally posted by sfled
[B]The easiest work-around I've found is to go to the server (NT 4, sp6) and give the user Domain Admin rights. /B]


WOW!!! Giving everyone full domain admin rights is like jumping into a shark tank with a chum suit on your body. Your just asking for trouble. Any way, what freak said should take care of the problem.
Teck Shark

2002-04-17, 5:04 pm

quote:
Originally posted by freak



yet another great mind at work!



Tekwannabe

2002-04-17, 6:46 pm

<b>If I install new software as Admininstrator on a user's W2K machine, it does one of two things after I log off and the user logs on: Either the new software doesn't show up in the user's profile, or (in the case of Office) it refuses to run because of 'access denied' problems</b>

That's weird all of the software that i install on win2k pro machine(administrator)can be seen by user and can access it.Somebody can explain this
freak

2002-04-17, 7:27 pm

do you install it as the local administrator, or the domain admin account?
Tekwannabe

2002-04-17, 9:36 pm

freak:Local admin,the win2k pro is not connected to the network or DC its a standalone.
freak

2002-04-17, 10:25 pm

that would be why you can see it I suspect...
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