asked on Windows 2008 r2 allow non-administrators to install software
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I work for a school and the state does allow the teachers to be local administrators and the school district wants them to be able to install their own software or additional hardware like USB drives. I can I do this from group policy
I work for a school and the state does allow the teachers to be local administrators and the school district wants them to be able to install their own software or additional hardware like USB drives. I can I do this from group policy
Windows Server 2008Microsoft Server OS
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i agree with NewVillageIT that would be the fastest way to provide admin access but i think it will still not solve your problem since the state does not allow them to be local admins.
Am I reading the OP wrong? I see...
the state does allow the teachers to be local administrators
@newvillageIT
i apologies i read it wrong :)
i apologies i read it wrong :)
Thomas,
Just wondering if any suggestion here got your issue resolved. If so, we'd appreciate it if you closed the question accordingly.
Thanks
Just wondering if any suggestion here got your issue resolved. If so, we'd appreciate it if you closed the question accordingly.
Thanks
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sorry for the late response. everything is working now
Thanks for the update, thomas. I'm glad it worked out for you.
i would recommend deep-freeze they can install anything and if the machines gets messed up a simple restart to get to the point in time where everything is perfect.