I am working at a location where I would like to test connectivity to a Linux PostgreSQL database from Windows XP, and it was suggested to me that I try using pgAdmin for that purpose. Unfortunately, I've run into a problem -- pgAdmin will not install on the Windows system without an administrator password, and I do not have adminstrative rights.

However, I can install other software packages on this Windows system by using my own directory on the C: drive, and presumably the registry entries that other software uses are not system entries.

The error message from pgAdmin implies that I do not have the right to install the software for all users on the system, but in this case, I would be able to do my connectivity testing if the software was installed just for me.

Any suggestions on what to try next?

Sincerely,
Robert Bruccoleri



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