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By any chance, did you configure a profile with admin privileges and manually copy it over the Default user profile?
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By any chance, did you configure a profile with admin privileges and manually copy it over the Default user profile?

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If I give admin rights to a user and try to open winrar file system will prompt 'do you want to allow the following program from an unknown publisher..... this computer' with options 'yes' or 'no '<br />
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I want the same way for all users without admin rights
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If I give admin rights to a user and try to open winrar file system will prompt 'do you want to allow the following program from an unknown publisher..... this computer' with options 'yes' or 'no '

I want the same way for all users without admin rights

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That's understandable, but I'm trying to help you determine why the applications are behaving differently for standard users and my question still remains: &nbsp;before you deployed Windows 7, did you configure a profile with admin privileges and manually copy it over the Default user profile?
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That's understandable, but I'm trying to help you determine why the applications are behaving differently for standard users and my question still remains:  before you deployed Windows 7, did you configure a profile with admin privileges and manually copy it over the Default user profile?

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I took image of a work-group PC and not a domain added<br />
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User in that PC will have admin rights I guess
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I took image of a work-group PC and not a domain added

User in that PC will have admin rights I guess

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If you don't mind me saying so, it's a rather bold step to give end-users full admin rights on their machines. &nbsp;It could lead to a great deal of troubleshooting.<br />
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Before you deployed that Windows 7 image, did you configure a profile with admin privileges and manually copy it over the Default user profile? &nbsp;Did you make <u>any</u> changes to the Default user profile?
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If you don't mind me saying so, it's a rather bold step to give end-users full admin rights on their machines.  It could lead to a great deal of troubleshooting.

Before you deployed that Windows 7 image, did you configure a profile with admin privileges and manually copy it over the Default user profile?  Did you make any changes to the Default user profile?

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Remove both softwares , and reinstall them back from admin user, while asks for do u want this application to run for other users, say yes, <br />
if this didnt solve, put the users in power user group and dt way it will sure work , ;)
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Remove both softwares , and reinstall them back from admin user, while asks for do u want this application to run for other users, say yes,
if this didnt solve, put the users in power user group and dt way it will sure work , ;)

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I added a test user to power users group. no luck
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I added a test user to power users group. no luck

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The URL you posted above is wrong I think
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The URL you posted above is wrong I think

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err...That should be &quot;Launch with Windows&quot;, as I have circled. &nbsp;Not run on startup as I said above.
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err...That should be "Launch with Windows", as I have circled.  Not run on startup as I said above.

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Many thanks for your reply. <br />
Symantec problem solved<br />
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What about winrar?
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Many thanks for your reply.
Symantec problem solved

What about winrar?

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I downloaded how to give read/open rights to winrar
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I downloaded how to give read/open rights to winrar

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admin rights required tp open winrar files.<br />
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I have deployed windows 7 through WDS which has PCAnywhere and winrar installed<br />
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but users cannot open pcanywhere and winrar files without admin rights.<br />
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Anyone can help to open these 2 without admin rights?
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admin rights required tp open winrar files.

I have deployed windows 7 through WDS which has PCAnywhere and winrar installed

but users cannot open pcanywhere and winrar files without admin rights.

Anyone can help to open these 2 without admin rights?

admin rights required tp open winrar and PCanywhere

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