Maybe the program you need can run under a Power User login? To make this
change, go to Run and enter lusrmgr.msc, select the appropriate user from the
Users folder and add Power User to the Member of field, then remove
Administrators from the same field. Apart from that, I can't think of any
possibilites.
"Keaster" wrote:
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> Is it possible using Vista Business to make the admin password for UAC
> different then the login? I have two pc's, one in the lobby and one in my
> office. The one in the lobby is used regularly by employees. Is there a way
> I can set up an Administrator account in the lobby, but have a different
> login password and password to make system critical changes. Basically, I
> want them to be able to log on and run the basic stuff (same as a user
> account) but not be able to change anything without my other password. Also,
> the program we use has to be run in administrator mode (until 3.0.1 comes out
> in two months), so is there any way to make the password for that program the
> same as the login, but different from one needed to change settings?