Verifying version numbers...

I would appreciate some advise on the following:

I was given a script that will check the version number of files and then
compares it to an update directory of those files, if the file in the update
directory is of a later version the script will copy the file to the user's
computer otherwise no action is done. What I have found is that it works
100% only if the user has Administrator rights. Is there a policy that I can
change to the Domain Users group that will allow this script to work as it
does for the Administrators?
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