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05.28.2008 at 01:05PM PDT, ID: 23439427
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Users logon script does not run with administrative privileges

Asked by daCrusha in Active Directory, Windows 2003 Server

Tags: MS Server 2003

I have recently created a script that installs Acrobat 8.0 standard at logon.  I have a VBS script that executes the MSIEXEC process.  I added this file to User Configuration - Windows Settings - Scripts(logon/logoff) - Logon.  I have placed the script in the SYSVOL folder and confirmed that it does execute.  If I add it to the machine startup it finishes successfully.  If I add it to the User logon I get this error in the msiexec log file:

Product: Adobe Acrobat  8 Standard -- You do not have sufficient privileges to run this installer.  Setup will now terminate.  

If the user account is given local admin rights the script runs successfully.  Any idea where I can look to make sure that I didn't configure something incorrectly.  I did notice that after the user account logs in the script is executed.  Is it a possibility that it is trying to run with the account credentials and not the SYSTEM?Start Free Trial
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Zones: Active Directory, Windows 2003 Server
Tags: MS Server 2003
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