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12-30-2007
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| | User Permissions I set up a Standard User Account for my son on my Windows Vista Premium System. When logged onto that account it insists on the Administrator Password when starting up Rhapsody. I had created the account to allow him to run all programs. Why would it require this password every time he trys to start that program? In 'details' it references "User Account Controls". thanks much, Ken GreyEagle |
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12-30-2007
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| | Re: User Permissions Hello, This prompt appears when an application requires administrative privileges in order to start. Unfortunately, the current version of Rhapsody will not function correctly without administrative privileges. There is no advisable solution that I am aware of that will allow your son to run Rhapsody if he is a standard user. -- - JB Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User "Ken GreyEagle" <greyeagle52@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:eiQ7XyySIHA.3516@xxxxxx Quote: >I set up a Standard User Account for my son on my Windows Vista Premium >System. When logged onto that account it insists on the Administrator >Password when starting up Rhapsody. > > I had created the account to allow him to run all programs. Why would it > require this password every time he trys to start that program? In > 'details' it references "User Account Controls". > > thanks much, > > Ken GreyEagle |
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04-29-2009
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| Vista Home Premium 64bit | Re: User Permissions I just had this same problem and Rhapsody tech support had no solution, so I suppose others may still be going through this. What has worked for me so far is to temporarily make the user an administator, install Rhapsody from the user's account, then change the user's permissions back to standard user after the install has completed. So far I have been able to run Rhapsody repeatedly from this (standard) user's account without being asked for an administrator password. Steve  Quote: Originally Posted by Ken GreyEagle  I set up a Standard User Account for my son on my Windows Vista Premium System. When logged onto that account it insists on the Administrator Password when starting up Rhapsody. I had created the account to allow him to run all programs. Why would it require this password every time he trys to start that program? In 'details' it references "User Account Controls". thanks much, Ken GreyEagle |
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05-07-2009
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| Vista Ultimate x64 Service Pack 2 | Re: User Permissions Quote: Originally Posted by Ken GreyEagle I set up a Standard User Account for my son on my Windows Vista Premium System. When logged onto that account it insists on the Administrator Password when starting up Rhapsody. I had created the account to allow him to run all programs. Why would it require this password every time he trys to start that program? In 'details' it references "User Account Controls". thanks much, Ken GreyEagle How to Run Programs Elevated Without Getting the UAC Prompt - The Winhelponline Blog I'm not sure it will solve your problem but it's worth a try. Remember to put quotes around the shortcut path o.O Last edited by ghost; 05-09-2009 at 12:55 AM.. Reason: updated |
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