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I have a question that is regarding a paticular user on the network. They can access a business program when they log in from any computer on the network except one. When they try to run the program, it gives them the typical warning. He has permission to have full control over the program since he is a manager, but he is not an administrator. The admin accounts have no problem running and using the program, but non-admin, specificaly, this user cannot, what do I have to change to get this workstation to allow him to use it?
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by shasca Accepted solution
Are there any local accounts on the PC's that give elevated rights to the local PC when on the Domain?
by ic-it Accepted solution
Usually the support site can provide feedback (or a utility) to allow non-admins the permissions they need to run the program.
If none are provided you can monitor the installation with software to determine if there are registry keys or the program folder (and windows temp or sys32 files) where you need to add permissions for the user.
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