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Hi,
My friend is running Windows Media Center on an HP M7560N and he would like to enable the installation of programs for a limited account and a few other things without giving full Admin privileges. I looked under security policies and it doesn't have an option for this? Any ideas? YukonMaster Last edited by YukonMaster; 03-03-2007 at 12:47 AM. Reason: Spelling |
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Wrench Bender
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I believe that kind of control for user accounts is only with XP Pro. Home and newer WMC don't have that type of control.
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WMC 2002 was based on Pro, WMC 2005 is based on Home.
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Ok, yes he is using WMC 2005,
Thanks anyways, YukonMaster |
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