Group Policy. For instance you may be able to use Local Group Policy - gpedit.msc and restrict the user via user configuration/administrative tools/system where you can configure the setting for allowed Windows applications. If left blank the user will...

microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () Clients log into a Server 2000 with RDP to run an application. Users running XP Pro aren't having any problems. Users running XP Home have recently started getting countdown timers saying that their license will...

the computer. With the core modules for other running applications in memory, an application needs more space to return swapable modules from the swap file to actual memory than is available. Running applications MAY include device drivers and application...

playing time! Seriously although not a problem today for XP, it's a bit of overkill and a BIG cost. Unless you are using a Video Editing application most users are comfortable at 256 Mb. Power Users will go to 512Mb and when you are seriously into memory...

updates problem goes away. The catcher is, to our knowledge we're not running any 16-bit applications. Most of our users run Office 2000 or higher, and very few folks run any applications older then a year or two old. We've even seen this on some Win...

not all service are already running when the application try to start. Try to Logon only when the system are completly started and there is no disk activity. If you need to start the application only when the user logon, the Startup folder is good....

Problem of running the same application as different user. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics () I install a program under administrator's login. It creat a icon on the desktop. By clicking on it, it works fine. However, when I login...

targetted at non-pc minded people. If you happen to be a non-technical business user thats probably fine, but ofr the rest of us, it sucks. Its not at all friendly or efficient if you're a home user, or someone at least semi-technical that wants to drill...

e /t /p users:c where "appfolder" is the folder where the application is installed. If you wish to undo these changes, then run C:\>cacls "Program Files\appfolder" /e /t /p users:r If you still have a problem with running the program or saving settings...

We have a application that runs correctly if the user is part of the >> power users group but will not correctly if the use is part of the users>> group. Why is this? Is there a way to get the user to be able to run>> the application while still part...