cannot install software in limited user accounts. Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.dell () I've never set up more than one account before, but I need to set one up for my niece and limited would seem to be the way to go. Every I run a setup program,...

made through this account, ie installing software, patches etc. I want to install a new user which I have done and made him part of the 'power users group'. When I log on to this new user he cannot use the software installed. He can see it but that...

user will be able to use both programs? >> Any help will greatly appreciated. >> All software should be installed by a user account that has administrative privileges. In fact, most modern software cannot be installed, otherwise. -- Bruce...

Problem installing programs as admin and limited user.... Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () Hi, On my PC at home I'm set up as an administrator and my son as a limited user. He cannot install programs under his user name. If...

account The limited account is intended for someone who should be prohibited from changing most computer settings and deleting important files. A user with a limited account: a.. Generally cannot install software or hardware, but can access programs...

settings and deleting important files. A user with a limited account: ** Cannot install software or hardware, but can access programs that have already been installed on the computer. ** Can change his or her account picture and can also create,...

Limited user. >> Ideally, install all your software while logged on as an administrator but > use a limited account for "everyday" stuff. Sounds good. Unfortunately, > there is a LOT of software out there that refuses to run on limited>accounts. There...

how can I install an application so that the limited access accounts can run > it?? >> (only an administrator can install the software, but then after installtion >limited user accounts cannot run the application because they don't have > authority)....

admin account. That way they can not access the > encrypted files but they will be able to install software. >> or >> 2. Give them access to account which is member of Power Users group. > That way they can install software on the computer but they...

If you can access Control Panel | User Accounts, it will tell you whether you are an Administrator or not. As an administrator, you should have a password. Perhaps you are using Tweak UI or similar software to log on to your account automatically, by...