How to install software with group policy in Windows 2003?
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Microsoft's web site tells you everything you need to know.
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You don't have administrative rights to your computer to install softwares and programs. \nContact your administrator.\n\nIf you are the admin, then there is some malware on your computer that has taken over these rights. In that case, you'll have to re-install your OS.
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huh?\n\nWindows domain and group policies what your looking for?
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This is a difficult one. I am going to assume that you are using XP professional and that you may be a student using a computer in a lab or some one working at a major company with large network and IT budget, or some one like a parent/sibling is trying to stop you from changing settings there in folder options.\n\nIn XP there is a program called Group policy editor and one of the things you can disable with it is the folder options menu. If the account you are logged in with is not an administrative account you might be lost already. If you are logged in with an account htat has administrative priovelages then goto START and then RUN.\n\ntype in GPEDIT.MSC. if you see a message about access denied then your'e out of luck. A setting in Group policy editor can be set to dissallow the use of group policy editor.\n\nIf you can get into group policy editor then you are moments away from that FOLDER OPTIONS menu.\n\nGo into GPEDIT using the instructions above (Start > run etc)\n\nExpand user configuration by click on the + sign next to it(if it's a minus just leave it). Now expand ADMINISTRATIVE TEMPLATES and the Expand WINDOWS COMPONENTS and the WINDOWS EXPLORER. click on the WINDOWS EXPLORER folder. See there are many settings.\n\nRIGHT click on REMOVES THE FOLDER OPTIONS MENU ITEM FROM THE TOOLS MENU and select PROPERTIES.\n\nClick the option box DISABLED and then click APPLY(just in case) and then OK.then goto FILE and EXIT. Restart your PC and it should be there.
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By changing the group policies, \n\nGo to Start > Run, type in gpedit.msc in the box and click OK.  In the Group Policy settings window:\nSelect User Configuration\nSelect Administrative Templates\nSelect System\nSelect Ctrl+Alt+Delete options\nSelect Remove Task Manager\nDouble-click the Remove Task Manager option and select Not Configured, click OK, you are done.\n\nThis is assuming of course you are logged into your administrator account and that you do indeed have the rights to change settings on this computer.
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No it is not possible. The reason you need to be an administrator (especially in NT) because the software you are installing needs to make changes to the NT Registry (which needs to have "admin rights"). Assuming it's a DOS program, the software needs administrator rights to be able to communicate with the hardware directly, which may or may not be stable anyway, but that's another answer to another question.
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You need to log in as an administrator before you canmake any changes or even access group editor policy. Once logged in as an ADMINISTRATOR go follow this instructions in the link. I hope that answers your question.\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;q307882&sd=tech
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* Click Start\n* Click Run\n* Enter gpedit.msc in the Open box and click OK\n* In the Group Policy settings window\no Select User Configuration\no Select Administrative Templates\no Select System\no Select Ctrl+Alt+Delete options\no Select Remove Task Manager\no Double-click the Remove Task Manager option\n\nSince the policy is Remove Task Manager, by disabling the policy, you are\nenabling the Task Manager.\n\nGot XP Home - use the registry edit.\n\nhowever the system restore function is better\njust follow the steps by arunnavo\nfor this u must have enabled system restore function\n\nhope this helps \n\nu havnt specified ur OS..if its xp the above this will help u.
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Ya u can use 'local group" if u wanna tray that in ur server for trainig.\n\n\nGo to the Administrative tools, active directory, usrs and coputers\n\nGood luck
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Download AVG from www.grissoft.com\nThen Download adaware from www.lavasoft.com\nYou should be safe. \n\nPS: Also try to get a free firewall from www.download.com
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All the features should have been installed by default when you created the group.  If you click on the management link on the left side it will bring up a separate menu with all the different ways you can configure the group.  If you need to find the control panel for the group it will be located at http://finance.groups.yahoo.com
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Ask the person who has administrator privilages.  But I think you can install programs and stuff if you aren't on an admin account.
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IF you have windows Go to my computer add or remove program and then click install.
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Is this a work or school PC?  Sounds like they are blocking it with a Group Policy Object (GPO) from the network.\n\nWhat are you trying to run?  Sometimes if you go into Help files on certain applications (like Windows XP), there is a backdoor to the command line.
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WinonCD Version 6 can do this. I use it myself.
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go to microsoft support for the program, and then go to downloads and add ons. They will have some
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you need to have the installation cd first. insert it.\nthen go to control panel and choose "add/remove program".\nchoose add/remove window component. choose administration tools...\nthere you go... enjozz