Okay, here's my scenario if anyone would be so kind as to offer help...
I have a Windows 2000 domain running Windows XP Pro workstations.
My users can not install software unless they have local rights.
Here is what I have done:
1. Put them all in an OU in Active Directory
2. Created a GPO with 'no override' and set under Administrative Tools---Windows Components---Windows Installer the "Install With Elevated Privileges" to 'enable' on both the Machine policy and the User policy.
3. Blocked policy inheritance on the OU so that my GPO is the only one being applied
My users still can not install software... It is giving a rights error when they try and do so. Any ideas?
I have a Windows 2000 domain running Windows XP Pro workstations.
My users can not install software unless they have local rights.
Here is what I have done:
1. Put them all in an OU in Active Directory
2. Created a GPO with 'no override' and set under Administrative Tools---Windows Components---Windows Installer the "Install With Elevated Privileges" to 'enable' on both the Machine policy and the User policy.
3. Blocked policy inheritance on the OU so that my GPO is the only one being applied
My users still can not install software... It is giving a rights error when they try and do so. Any ideas?
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