User Access - need admin rights

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RickCass

I can't get a program to run when the user doesn't have
domain admin rights.

If I login, domain admin, the program runs fine.

HELP...

RickCass
 
Assuming you installed it correctly, use regmon & filemon to determine to what the user is being denied access

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Patrick Rous
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----- RickCass wrote: ----

I can't get a program to run when the user doesn't have
domain admin rights

If I login, domain admin, the program runs fine

HELP...

RickCas
 
I will check out these programs, do I need to install
these as administrator and how do get them to run when
the user (me) is logged on? I assume I would install as
admin and then log off and logon as user, then run
filemon, and then try and open the program called
Timeslips.

Rick
-----Original Message-----
Assuming you installed it correctly, use regmon &
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filemon to determine to what the user is being denied
access.
 
Okay, I was able to run regmon and I found accdenied
(access denied) on certain reg keys and such. How do I
give a particular user rights to these keys, without
giving them ADMIN rights?

It makes sence, because on the client side the error is "
Error creating system registry entry.

Rick Cass
-----Original Message-----
You install and run them as an administrator, then logon
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with another concurrent session as a non-admin, try to run
your application, then check the programs [regmon &
filemon] for the errors encountered.
 
I have made a zip file and put it on our webserver for
download, if you want to see the errors. The link is
http://www.dbtrigger.com\downloads\Captured041904.zip.

Rick Cass
-----Original Message-----
Okay, I was able to run regmon and I found accdenied
(access denied) on certain reg keys and such. How do I
give a particular user rights to these keys, without
giving them ADMIN rights?

It makes sence, because on the client side the error is "
Error creating system registry entry.

Rick Cass
-----Original Message-----
You install and run them as an administrator, then logon
Click to expand...
with another concurrent session as a non-admin, try to run
your application, then check the programs [regmon &
filemon] for the errors encountered.
Patrick Rouse
Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server
http://www.workthin.com

----- RickCass wrote: -----

I will check out these programs, do I need to install
these as administrator and how do get them to run when
the user (me) is logged on? I assume I would install as
admin and then log off and logon as user, then run
filemon, and then try and open the program called
Timeslips.

Rick
filemon to determine to what the user is being denied doesn't
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