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You need to give permissions via Group Policy I think.
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You need to give permissions via Group Policy I think.

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I have a software package the is installing via Active Directory group policy. The install writes a string command to the RunOnce registry key. When I login as a PowerUser (as all my users are on the PCs) the command in the RunOnce key does not execute. When I login as an Administrator, the command executes successfully.<br />
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I have tested this with XPSP2 and XPSP3. What needs to be done to get this command to execute with PowerUser credentials?
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I have a software package the is installing via Active Directory group policy. The install writes a string command to the RunOnce registry key. When I login as a PowerUser (as all my users are on the PCs) the command in the RunOnce key does not execute. When I login as an Administrator, the command executes successfully.

I have tested this with XPSP2 and XPSP3. What needs to be done to get this command to execute with PowerUser credentials?

PowerUsers not running RunOnce registry key

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