Office 2K install runs every time a user logs in

[Mark Simpson]

Thanks for your help.

This is a school so all users have roaming profiles, and don't have a local
status: group assignment as far as I understand. The profiles are petty much
locked down, but I suppose the only problem is that the office install isn't
saved once it has run once.

I read somewhere once about giving permissions to something on the local PC
to all users, if that jogs anyones memory.

I also suspect the install maybe needed some switches to enable office to
run in this environment/ manner

Mark

 

[Mark Simpson]

Thanks for your help.

This is a school so all users have roaming profiles, and don't have a local
status: group assignment as far as I understand. The profiles are petty much
locked down, but I suppose the only problem is that the office install isn't
saved once it has run once.

I read somewhere once about giving permissions to something on the local PC
to all users, if that jogs anyones memory.

I also suspect the install maybe needed some switches to enable office to
run in this environment/ manner

Mark

 

[Mark Simpson]

Thanks for your help.

This is a school so all users have roaming profiles, and don't have a local
status: group assignment as far as I understand. The profiles are petty much
locked down, but I suppose the only problem is that the office install isn't
saved once it has run once.

I read somewhere once about giving permissions to something on the local PC
to all users, if that jogs anyones memory.

I also suspect the install maybe needed some switches to enable office to
run in this environment/ manner

Mark

 

[Mark Simpson]

Thanks for your help.

This is a school so all users have roaming profiles, and don't have a local
status: group assignment as far as I understand. The profiles are petty much
locked down, but I suppose the only problem is that the office install isn't
saved once it has run once.

I read somewhere once about giving permissions to something on the local PC
to all users, if that jogs anyones memory.

I also suspect the install maybe needed some switches to enable office to
run in this environment/ manner

Mark

 

[Mark Simpson]

I had an issue with profile folder permissions - set access for authenticated
users [accidentally removed] which resolved this.

 

[Mark Simpson]

I had an issue with profile folder permissions - set access for authenticated
users [accidentally removed] which resolved this.

 

[Mark Simpson]

I had an issue with profile folder permissions - set access for authenticated
users [accidentally removed] which resolved this.

 

[Mark Simpson]

I had an issue with profile folder permissions - set access for authenticated
users [accidentally removed] which resolved this.

 

[Mark Simpson]

I had an issue with profile folder permissions - set access for authenticated
users [accidentally removed] which resolved this.

 

[Mark Simpson]

I had an issue with profile folder permissions - set access for authenticated
users [accidentally removed] which resolved this.

 

[Mark Simpson]

I had an issue with profile folder permissions - set access for authenticated
users [accidentally removed] which resolved this.

 

[Mark Simpson]

I had an issue with profile folder permissions - set access for authenticated
users [accidentally removed] which resolved this.

 

[Mark Simpson]

I had an issue with profile folder permissions - set access for authenticated
users [accidentally removed] which resolved this.