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NeoSadist
I hate to post to multiple newsgroups, so I'll apologize in advance. I
picked the NG's I thought this might apply to. I'm using Windows 2000 Pro
SP4 at home, set up workgroup.
I have a HP Officejet T45 printer. Windows 2000 drivers for this printer
are, well, not very well developed by HP. Installation went fine per HP's
instructions on installing them. However, now normal users cannot get to
their desktop. Make them an admin, they can. Make them a power user, they
cannot. Power users can log in, but the machine hangs as if "explorer"
didn't start (i.e. their desktop never appears). Periodically, it will
give an error like "you can't install drivers". Yet the drivers are
already installed.
Tried using regedt32 to give power users full access to all registry trees,
no go. It's not good for any user to use the web as admin, which is why
this is frustrating. Before this, power users could log in and get to
desktop.
I want to keep my machine set up in a half-way secure manner (for windows)
while allowing users to get to their desktops (i.e. me and my wife). I'll
be contacting HP about this, but I wanted your input on it as well.
Thanks in advance for any help you all can be.
picked the NG's I thought this might apply to. I'm using Windows 2000 Pro
SP4 at home, set up workgroup.
I have a HP Officejet T45 printer. Windows 2000 drivers for this printer
are, well, not very well developed by HP. Installation went fine per HP's
instructions on installing them. However, now normal users cannot get to
their desktop. Make them an admin, they can. Make them a power user, they
cannot. Power users can log in, but the machine hangs as if "explorer"
didn't start (i.e. their desktop never appears). Periodically, it will
give an error like "you can't install drivers". Yet the drivers are
already installed.
Tried using regedt32 to give power users full access to all registry trees,
no go. It's not good for any user to use the web as admin, which is why
this is frustrating. Before this, power users could log in and get to
desktop.
I want to keep my machine set up in a half-way secure manner (for windows)
while allowing users to get to their desktops (i.e. me and my wife). I'll
be contacting HP about this, but I wanted your input on it as well.
Thanks in advance for any help you all can be.