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October 15th 08, 12:25 PM
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Administrative Privledges Needed to run Office 2007
Hi
Just installed Office 2007 on my desktop with 4 users. They are 1 Admin and 3 standard users. Office was installed on my Admin account and work great. Except it would not run on the standard accounts without Administrative Privledges . How do I setup this program to run on all accounts? Thanks Joe 
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October 15th 08, 06:07 PM
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Administrative Privledges Needed to run Office 2007
cobra60 wrote:
Hi Just installed Office 2007 on my desktop with 4 users. They are 1 Admin and 3 standard users. Office was installed on my Admin account and work great. Except it would not run on the standard accounts without Administrative Privledges . How do I setup this program to run on all accounts? Thanks Joe Office does not require admin rights to run. How did you set it up? Did you do a full install? I always do (custom/ install all apps to run from my computer).
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October 15th 08, 08:46 PM
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Thanks for the quick reply. The reason I say Office needs Administrative Privledges is because I changed one of the standard user accounts to Administrative and it ran fine. I did a full install to run from my computer also. Running Office from standard user accounts causes the Office configuring screen to come up all the time.
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October 15th 08, 10:33 PM
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Administrative Privledges Needed to run Office 2007
"cobra60" wrote in message ... 'Lanwench [MVP - Exchange Wrote: ;3199572']cobra60 wrote:- Hi Just installed Office 2007 on my desktop with 4 users. They are 1 Admin and 3 standard users. Office was installed on my Admin account and work great. Except it would not run on the standard accounts without Administrative Privledges . How do I setup this program to run on all accounts? Thanks Joe- Office does not require admin rights to run. How did you set it up? Did you do a full install? I always do (custom/ install all apps to run from my computer). Thanks for the quick reply. The reason I say Office needs Administrative Privledges is because I changed one of the standard user accounts to Administrative and it ran fine. I did a full install to run from my computer also. Running Office from standard user accounts causes the Office configuring screen to come up all the time. -- cobra60 Ordinary users on my computers can use Office 2007 products with no trouble. The Office configuring screen does not come up after the first trial. Perhaps somewhere somehow you did not set it up correctly. Jim
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October 16th 08, 03:31 AM
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Administrative Privledges Needed to run Office 2007
cobra60 wrote:
'Lanwench [MVP - Exchange Wrote: ;3199572']cobra60 wrote:- Hi Just installed Office 2007 on my desktop with 4 users. They are 1 Admin and 3 standard users. Office was installed on my Admin account and work great. Except it would not run on the standard accounts without Administrative Privledges . How do I setup this program to run on all accounts? Thanks Joe- Office does not require admin rights to run. How did you set it up? Did you do a full install? I always do (custom/ install all apps to run from my computer). Thanks for the quick reply. The reason I say Office needs Administrative Privledges is because I changed one of the standard user accounts to Administrative and it ran fine. I did a full install to run from my computer also. Running Office from standard user accounts causes the Office configuring screen to come up all the time. Try reinstalling or repairing it....if you keep having problems, try posting in an Office group
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October 16th 08, 10:01 AM
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Administrative Privledges Needed to run Office 2007
Have you tried promoting the users temporarily, running Office, then demoting the user? This may eliminate the problem if it needs to do some configuring under that account. Easiest method is: net localgroup Administators {user} /add reboot run office net localgroup Administators {user} /delete Or you could try my SUWin utlility, from: http://sourceforge.net/projects/mylogon "Jim" wrote: "cobra60" wrote in message ... 'Lanwench [MVP - Exchange Wrote: ;3199572']cobra60 wrote:- Hi Just installed Office 2007 on my desktop with 4 users. They are 1 Admin and 3 standard users. Office was installed on my Admin account and work great. Except it would not run on the standard accounts without Administrative Privledges . How do I setup this program to run on all accounts? Thanks Joe- Office does not require admin rights to run. How did you set it up? Did you do a full install? I always do (custom/ install all apps to run from my computer). Thanks for the quick reply. The reason I say Office needs Administrative Privledges is because I changed one of the standard user accounts to Administrative and it ran fine. I did a full install to run from my computer also. Running Office from standard user accounts causes the Office configuring screen to come up all the time. -- cobra60 Ordinary users on my computers can use Office 2007 products with no trouble. The Office configuring screen does not come up after the first trial. Perhaps somewhere somehow you did not set it up correctly. Jim
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October 17th 08, 01:47 AM
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Administrative Privledges Needed to run Office 2007
cobra60 wrote:
Anteaus;3199913 Wrote: Have you tried promoting the users temporarily, running Office, then demoting the user? This may eliminate the problem if it needs to do some configuring under that account. Easiest method is: net localgroup Administators {user} /add reboot run office net localgroup Administators {user} /delete Or you could try my SUWin utlility, from: http://sourceforge.net/projects/mylogon "Jim" wrote: - "cobra60" wrote in message ...- 'Lanwench [MVP - Exchange Wrote:- ;3199572']cobra60 wrote:- Hi Just installed Office 2007 on my desktop with 4 users. They are 1 Admin and 3 standard users. Office was installed on my Admin account and work great. Except it would not run on the standard accounts without Administrative Privledges . How do I setup this program to run on all accounts? Thanks Joe- Office does not require admin rights to run. How did you set it up? Did you do a full install? I always do (custom/ install all apps to run from my computer).- Thanks for the quick reply. The reason I say Office needs Administrative Privledges is because I changed one of the standard user accounts to Administrative and it ran fine. I did a full install to run from my computer also. Running Office from standard user accounts causes the Office configuring screen to come up all the time. -- cobra60- Ordinary users on my computers can use Office 2007 products with no trouble. The Office configuring screen does not come up after the first trial. Perhaps somewhere somehow you did not set it up correctly. Jim - Yes I tried promoting one user and Office ran great but when I demoted that user Office kept trying to configure. But I started using SUWin utlility and Office works good now. You still haven't fixed the problem, then. Did you try my suggestion of repairing Office? You do not need admin rights to run Office. I promise. I wish there was a tuturiol on setting up a whitelist for this SUWin utlility. Thanks
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