Re: Even as administrator, can not load...
From: angelo ioculano (angelo.ioculano@ericsson.com.au)
Date: 06/12/02
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From: "angelo ioculano" <angelo.ioculano@ericsson.com.au> Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2002 23:10:17 -0700
Hi Sherry,
The thing is i already have Domain admin rights
and the problem persists. As i say collegues of mine have
exactly the same setup as me and they can load the
software with no problems! I'll try what you suggested in
the second part of your response, thanks very much for
your advise, it's appreciated.
Regards,
/Angelo...
>-----Original Message-----
>We have run across this same problem with software on
>NT/W2k Pro stations. Ask your IT department to give you
>Domain Admin rights to see if the program will load for
>you. Make sure you load it in such a way that it is
>visable and available to all users on that station. They
>can always revoke the Domain Admin rights once the
>software has been loaded. Or better yet, get one of them
>to try it. They will need a local administrative account.
>
>Another thing we have found is that just adding a local
>account and giving it admin rights locally is not always
>enough. Try copying the local admin account and renaming
>it to your network user id. Use your network password as
>well for this account. Leave the original local admin
>account in place and active as you never know when it
will
>be needed.
>
>S.
>.
>
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