I've been testing WPKG on our network, but I've noticed a serious issue I thought someone else might have encountered. In my simple configuration I have a test group of one workstation (Windows XP) that tries to pull down Adobe Reader. When a user logs in to the workstation it will detect that Adobe Reader is missing and pull down the appropriate file. However, after finishing the download it invariably opens a dialogue box titled "Install Program As Other User" which says "Some programs will not install correctly if you do not have administrative privileges on this computer. If you know the password to an administrative account, you can use that account to install the program." This is a problem in my environment because all of our end users are restricted. However, I'm confused because it seems to be that the user that logs into the machine shouldn't be the one that installs the program. It should be installed by the WPKG service account. I've tried typing in the network admin account information during WPKG installation but that had no effect. I just tried running the service as a network admin, but again no change. Anyone else have this issue and / or some suggestions? Thanks, David Naylor Texas Trust Credit Union -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.wpkg.org/pipermail/wpkg-users/attachments/20100917/8e4e6da9/attachment.html> |