1 Topic by mr.r (edited by mr.r 2012-02-28 17:28:06)

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Topic: running win7 as a standard user(limited rights) ?

hello,

I like to run my account as a standard user(you have an admin user and a standard user with limited rights) in win7 for security reasons. I had some problems with random disconnects (red host LED on my multiface) in the past 3 month so I reinstalled my os. I did not have a single problem since three days, but I use an admin account at the moment. Of course this account thing don't have to be the reason, but I thought I just ask this question.

Are there any known problems with a standard account and UAC at the highest level in combination with a pci Multiface?

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Re: running win7 as a standard user(limited rights) ?

a simple so far no known problems would help me a lot. I don't need a guarantee:-)

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Re: running win7 as a standard user(limited rights) ?

No known issues to the best of my knowledge.

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Daniel Fuchs
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4 Reply by mr.r (edited by mr.r 2012-03-01 17:13:12)

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Re: running win7 as a standard user(limited rights) ?

Thanks! This forum is really one of the reasons why I appreciate RME.

Best regards

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Re: running win7 as a standard user(limited rights) ?

You can always add a "Limited User Account" to your current OS and see if the problem returns on your "Known Good" OS Install wink  That will eliminate TONS of variables at the Kernel level...

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