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We have a terminal server which installs accounting software and allow user to login by remote desktop and run software from server. <br />
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According to company policy, user cannot have administrator privileged. However, the accounting software will ask for administrator username and password when it is starting up.<br />
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Is there any way to allow user to run this software without giving them local administrator privileged?
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We have a terminal server which installs accounting software and allow user to login by remote desktop and run software from server. 

According to company policy, user cannot have administrator privileged. However, the accounting software will ask for administrator username and password when it is starting up.

Is there any way to allow user to run this software without giving them local administrator privileged?

How to run privileged software in terminal server

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