Install Office in Vista Standard User or Administrator?

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1.Trying to Install Office 2007 in Vista with Administrator Error

I have a brand new laptop with Vista Business edition.

I am trying to install a corporate edition of Office 2007 and keep getting 
an error saying that I am not an administrator.  I can assure you that my 
user account IS an administrator account.  Anyone have any ideas why this is 
happening?

I tried to restart in safe mode to install it, no luck.

2.standard users can see administrators desktop files when uac i

Hey Oscar,
Thanks for that. Tried it and it works well. It appears the security on my 
user files was gave others permission (family pc) to access my files. I've 
used right-click and re-configured security permissions and it works fine. I 
think I may have tried to access my files from their user name (logged in as 
standard user) at one stage. When asked for permission to view the folder I 
gave in my password and got through. I thought this would be a once off 
situation, and if that user tried again they would be asked for 
permission/password again. Is this not the case ie. does vista simply 
remember the request and not ask for permission again next time an attempt is 
made to access this folder? 
Appreciate yr support here. 
oknowigetit.

"oscar" wrote:

> Try this:
> 
> -Go to the folder that is being shared by users and Stop Sharing
> 
> -Example: C:\Users\username
> 
> -Right click Desktop folder
> 
> -Desktop Properties
> 
> -Sharing
> 
> -Choose Stop sharing
> 
>  More information about Sharing files and folders in Help and Support
> 
> -- 
> oscar :) 
> 
> ...Right click is your best friend...
> 
> 
> "oknowigetit" wrote:
> 
> > Hi
> > Standard users can see and access my desktop files but I am the 
> > administrator. Should this be the case. If not, does anybody know what I can 
> > I do to prevent them from accessing my files?
> > Many thanks,
> > Mike.

3.standard users can see administrators desktop files when uac is on

Hi
Standard users can see and access my desktop files but I am the 
administrator. Should this be the case. If not, does anybody know what I can 
I do to prevent them from accessing my files?
Many thanks,
Mike.

4.unable to connect as standard user but Ok as administrator

I am running Vista Business and was having no problems using a mobile 
broadband USB modem until last week when I stopped being able to connect when 
using a standard login, but can still connect when logged in as 
administrator. User Account Control is switched off.
Have replaced the modem, uninstalled and reinstalled the software/drivers, 
etc etc but it seems to be a Vista problem rather than being related to 
either the modem or the ISP software.
Nobody from my ISP, computer manufacturer, or modem manufacturer has any 
idea how to fix the problem.
Thanks for any help you can offer.
-- 
alex

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