Re: Assigning applications to clients with USER GROUP privilege
- From: "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" <lanwench@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 11:37:20 -0500
In news:46D81545-DEA2-4215-9B5C-C788487BD15A@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
johnG <johnG@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
> We are running windows xp with service pack 2 on all the client
> stations. We were runing programs with no issues however the programs
> were installed with local administrative rights. We, recently
> installed a new small businees server 2003 system. Everything works
> fine except some of the client computers. Here is the problem-Some of
> the users were given "User group" rights from the server when their
> account was set up. Now when the client user logs on to the computer
> station and try to launch the program they get a registry error and
> the program won't launch. If the user is added to the "Administrators
> Group" and logs on the computer
> station they are able to launch the software. Question: Is there
> anyway to to assign software applications to a user who belongs to
> the "User Group"? We tried to assign applications from the server to
> the client user but the application won't get assigned to a user who
> belongs to the "User Group" . --
> johnG
Firstly, I'd work on figuring out what, in these badly written apps, the
user account needs permissions to write to. Try regmon & filemon from
www.sysinternals.com to see if you can modify the registry or file path to
grant "authenticated users" modify permissions, etc.
I don't like adding users to the local administrators group.
.
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