According to Google Analytics, I’ve gotten quite a few search hits regarding running .msc files (such as services.msc) under a Windows Limited User account using runas. I mentioned in a previous post that there was no way to do this without using a workaround. I’m sorry. I was wrong.
Apparently the mmc program [...]
Wikipedia:In addition to what is provided by the computer’s physical hardware display, virtual desktops provide a “virtual” space, in which the user can place their applications’ windows. Each virtual desktop occupies a defined portion of the screen arranged in a matrix or grid. Application windows and icons can be moved between desktops, increasing a user’s [...]
As I mentioned in my last post, it’s a good idea to use a “Limited User” account under Windows XP (I haven’t experienced Windows Wished’a — erm, Vista — so I can’t speak for that OS, but chances are it’s the same).
But it’s so limiting!
You have to login as admin to install software, to install [...]
(Related google search)
By default, any Windows XP user accounts that you create are given administrator privileges. Many people leave it this way (and some just use the built-in administrator account), allowing them to install software, modify settings, and otherwise tweak their system as their whims lead them to. Unfortunately, this also gives administrator [...]
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