Windows 2003 - User Logins vs Software
From: Marilyne (Marilyne_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 02/25/05
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Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2005 10:05:27 -0800
I am managing a network using 16 workstations sharing files on a Windows 2003
server. The users do not have rights to install programs. All users have
Office 2003; however, each workstation has additional software that is
specific to their business specialty. There is only one software package
running off the server. My problem is when I install some software packages
they do not work for the user using standard user rights.
I have consulted other network techs regarding the problem and followed
various suggestions none of these ideas worked. It appears the server is
over-riding something in the software registry. Therefore the software will
not initiate once the user has standard user rights to the machine. If I get
an an error it usually says the software was not installed properly. Once I
change the users rights to "Administrator" the software works.
There are three software packages that are giving me this conflict. One is
an engineering software, one is a form software and the other is a software
that initiates the vinyl cutter. I have called the software vendors and they
give me no technical advice. They don't know what would cause this conflict.
I am looking forward to hearing some good advice.
It has been suggested to me that I give the user administrative rights and
give up. This means the user has access to payroll and account records the
administration does not want public. If there is a way to give the user
administrative rights and still limit their access to specific folders. I am
willing to make that adjustment.
-- Marilyne
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