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09-27-2007
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| | what is difference between run as admin and admin group? In my vista box, I mapped a network drive and I run as a standard user, it access the network drive without any problem. But when I use 'run as' admin, the network drive is not available. Does anyone know why is it happening? It looks like the admin is running under completly different profile thats why it is not seeing it? Any ideas? |
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09-28-2007
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| | RE: what is difference between run as admin and admin group? You do not state what you are actually running as administrator after mapping the drive. "DBC User" wrote: Quote: > In my vista box, I mapped a network drive and I run as a standard > user, it access the network drive without any problem. But when I use > 'run as' admin, the network drive is not available. Does anyone know > why is it happening? > It looks like the admin is running under completly different profile > thats why it is not seeing it? > > Any ideas? > > |
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