Admin Pak Install on XP Pro. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely () Looking to install admin pak on my WIN XP Pro machine in order to administer a domain with both 2000 and Server 2003. From which CD should should I install...

Win XP - Windows Update installs for Admin.& Non-Admin. user. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () I have a problem where I have added a user to the administrator group in the local machine, however this user cannot install the Windows...

empty; How do I go about installing the Admin Tools?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.setup () The admin tools folder in Control Panel is empty; How do I go about installing the Admin Tools? Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.setup...

Printer will only work in Admin Account. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax () To Bruce Sanderson, Thank you for your reply. I used the "cut" method to move a program I installed in my Admin account to the All Users Program files...

Well, you can try to install the program with SYSTEM rights (a step above >Admin, the OS itself should only have those rights as I understand it,) but > honestly if there's a problem installing it with Admin rights, you've > probably got issues elsewhere...

01:31:05 -0700, megazoid@hotmail.com ([ice]) wrote: >I have multiple accounts in my WinXP installation -- 1 admin, and >several limited accounts. I install Palm Deskstop software via the >admin account, but it is not visible or usable from the limited...

desktop. It only installs as the Admin user, not even a user with Admin rights. I researched and nothing suggested seemed to work (gave my user Admin rights, cleaned the registry, Installer clean up utility, killed that registry key displayed during...

wrote: >> Download and install the Admin Pack for Windows 2003 SP1.. >> (Uninstall your old version if you can..) >>>>>> ( Shorter Link: ) >> Russ wrote: >> Shehan, >> I am already using this version of admin pak. I acn connect to XP SP1...

cornered some Palm folks at FOSE last week and here is the [IMHO, ugly] workaround they suggested... Remove old installations. As Admin; elevate user to Admin level Install Desktop Hotsync Reduce user back to normal/power etc -- A host...