Am 20. Jul, 2009 schwätzte Bryan O'Neal so:
Downloading ltools clearly reviles "setup.exe" However, the tell tail information comes from the text file titled NoADMIN.txt where the first entry is ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to run LTOOLS, if you are running on a non-admin account under Windows XP ? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Answer: It won't work, because ... ... if the admin doesn't trust you and does not give you his admin password, why should he let you fiddle with the harddisk? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ It goes on, but really it is just more of the same you can not do it. Their may be a way to modify their environment to make it run in a users non-privileged space for USB devices, since in theory thier is no reason you have to be admin on a windows box. (You can map user level hardware drivers as a non-privledged user, it is one of thier many security flaws, but you have to modify their projcet so it stays clear of system hardware and only interacts with user hardware, like the USB key)
We're explicitly talking about USB drives, so might there be a way to access multtiple filesystems on a single USB drive without needing admin access? ciao, der.hans -- # http://www.LuftHans.com/ http://www.LuftHans.com/Classes/ # If determining good culture is left up to busybodies and politicians, # we will be left with culture fit only for busybodies and politicians. # -- Jeff Taylor, Reason
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