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Originally posted by: cslaght
I am trying to get this running on a Windows 2003 terminal server. I have seen a lot of posts but nothing that I am trying is fixing it. The administrator has no issue with the Flash Player but any other user does. I can go as for as doing a Run As (the administrator) and it works but that is not a fix.
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Originally posted by: bridgefan
Thanks for you reply but I am reluctant to try your solution in view of your warning about interfering with the Windows System Registry. Obviously you have to give the warning but how much risk is actually involved?
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Originally posted by: bridgefanAnother point - I am a bit confused about Flash and Shockwave Flash. Is my problem with either or both? If latter, should I uninstall Shock wave and reinstall it?
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Originally posted by: cslaght
OK. I hate to sound stupid but your post says that I have to run the SubInACL for each user but that tool says that you have to have administrator priv's to do so.
I know you are working on a soltions but this is crazy. I have 20+ users on a terminal server. Setting each of them as admins and going through this tool is just crazy! Is there an expected time frame for a solution that makes sense. As a contractor for my client, I can't keep billing them for time that may be unnecessary if a new version is going to be released to fix this issue.
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Originally posted by: bridgefan
I was asking about the risk of damaging the Windows System Registry if I try your solution to the 'Nissan' problem. Is the risk more than negligible? Particularly as my system restore function is very unreliable - a common problem with Windows ME I believe.
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