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are you speaking about remote apps or full desktop? i think remote app.<br />
check whether application needs admin rights to run.<br />
did you add user to remote desktop users group?
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are you speaking about remote apps or full desktop? i think remote app.
check whether application needs admin rights to run.
did you add user to remote desktop users group?

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sorry yes was in a hurry before<br />
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User is a member of the remote group.<br />
The app was installed using the remote installers and was added to the remote app &nbsp;part.<br />
I added the user to the allowed user for that app.<br />
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i Have done this 100 times before, its just not making sense why it keeps asking before admin pass before it will launch
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sorry yes was in a hurry before

User is a member of the remote group.
The app was installed using the remote installers and was added to the remote app  part.
I added the user to the allowed user for that app.

i Have done this 100 times before, its just not making sense why it keeps asking before admin pass before it will launch

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I installed a remote application for one user on our remote desktop server, set the correct user permissions under the app manager so only they could run it. before it run it asks for the admin password, now I changed the run permissions to always run as administrator but still no dice.<br />
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Obviously i cannot give the remote user admin rights or the password??<br />
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any ideas?
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I installed a remote application for one user on our remote desktop server, set the correct user permissions under the app manager so only they could run it. before it run it asks for the admin password, now I changed the run permissions to always run as administrator but still no dice.

Obviously i cannot give the remote user admin rights or the password??

any ideas?

remote access programs asking for admin credendials

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