good day all,\ni am working in a company, and we have internet service.\nso the problem is that i am only a member and i am not allowed to install or download programs, and here we have more than 20 computers connected with server. when i want to download a program a small box will appear and tell me ( u have no license from your adminstrator to do this application or it may ask me about the adminstration's password.\nnow i want to do what i talked about without asking my adminstrator, please help me .....\n\nbest regards,\nsaly moona\nkurdistan of Iraq,\nSulaymania city
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It is next to Impossible to install or remove anything from a Administrator controlled computer but still there are ways to do it.you have to delete some registry keys and all that you can do is in safe mode with help of 3rd party software.
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best bet is to use their knowledge base. tried to access it but i don't own the software and don't possess a company ID. \n\nhttp://www.securecomputing.com/supportkb.cfm
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Are you the Administrator of your computer?\nif not, then either contact the admin, or get in admin mode, whichever\nAre you downloading it onto your hard-drive or clicking run?\nif its on your hard drive then you have to find it and double click on it to run\nIs there anything blocking you firewall/anti virus/popup blocker?\nmake sure you are allowing the program through\n\nR3dm0
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Hey there, It could be that your account in windows is restricted, maybe theres an admin account thats restricting everything, try acccesing it thru the admin account!
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Remote desktop will do it, as will PcAnywhere, GoToMyPC, and a number of others...  But be aware that you will require permission from your employer to do so.\n\nFrankly, it's better to get your network or IT administrator to set it up for you, unless you're very sure what you are doing, because this can be a huge security risk.  If they do it, it will be in compliance with the company's security policies - and you won't get blamed if something goes wrong :-)
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An installation program almost invariably inserts a "key" in to the O/S registry. When the files are deleted the registry key remains and this can royally fuck with your system.\n\nUnistall programs are there for a reason as is the "add/remove programs" entity in the control panel. If the guy doing the uninstalling doesn't realise this(or, even worse, ignores this) then he shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a business network.
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Ok well someone can only connect to your computer through services that are running ie FTP, telnet, internet printing, etc and so on.\n\nThere are common ports that are open that allow traffic in and out of your computer.  If you are getting these messages then it may be an indication that some program on your computer is trying to access the internet.  This can happen with or without your knowledge.\n\nIf you download from the internet with a P2P application it is very possible that you may have downloaded a virus.\n\nAlso if you use P2P programs to download it may be the ads the the program has.  Most free P2P applications come with built in ads and the only way to prevent that is to purchase the licensed version.\n\nCheck with you Virusscan software company, they will be able to provide more detail information about which programs are incompatible with their software and potential effects.\n\nAlso be careful which web site you visit.
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You may not have administrative privileges on your computer. This will prevent you from installing this software. \n\n1) Try reinstalling your browser (Internet explorer, for instance). Or upgrade it.\n\n2) Change browser. I strongly suggest firefox ( http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/ )
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Good question!!!  This site is maintained by a woman, known as a computer "expert", who runs a gaming league through Yahoo, it's been there for years and she recommends these downloads personally for her members, so I trust the site and the sites she recommends.  I've used many of them and they really work!  I think the ones you'll need are webroot window washer and window clean up.  There is also a program out there that basically deletes EVERYTHING down to your original windows files, etc.  That is for when you are giving away your computer, but I'm not sure if your boss would like that!  If this doesn't help and you need more info you might try emailing her at the link at the bottom.  (Tell her an old admin from Warriors sent you over!)\n\nI just read your comment, that's a toughie!  You have to delete everything manually or go ahead and use the programs I mentioned.  If it's a shared computer then there shouldn't be anything too personal on there??  I mean you were already sharing it with other people!
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Unfortunately you really cannot get away with downloading media content without a client of some sort.\n\nLet me ask you this; are you trying to circumvent your company's acceptable use policy?  Or you don't want to use a client of some sort because you do not have admin rights to your machine?\n\neither way; the best way to get media content without installing a client; use Opera 9 web browser-- it has a built in bit torrent client;\n\nJust access any torrent site and download away....\n\nI like to visit:  http://btjunkie.org\n\n\nOr if you're elite;\n\nyou could use google to search 'index/ of mp3' on web servers on the internet\n\n(this should warrant a BEST OF...answer) ;)
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Well you need to bring your boss, and let him see when he does it. On the other hand, every action that is taken by the Network Administrator or Local users are recorded in Event Viewer in the Computer Manager(Right click My Computer and select Manage). Keep a copy of the Event manager, as the administrator may delete that too, and review them right after you see something wrong or unexpected in your workstation.\n\nIf your network administrator as restricted to you to open the Computer Manager or the the event viewer, the I guess you need to lodge a formal complain to your boss, because there is no other way. Even if there is, you dont want to use them, because your network adminitrator may charge against you as they ARE illegal to use in the controlled network with out permission.
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You sound like a good brother man , i know i wouldve suffered if id started playing this game in school. the only way to do it is to go ito the "control Panel". then go to the "windows Firewall icon" then at the top of that menus there should be 3 tabs, general, exceptions and advanced. Got to exceptions. Port 6112 should already be on the list and checked as well as proabably a few more from 6112-7445.  Uncheck all of those. Tehn go and Apply it. after you x out of it go back into it and make sure u saved it correctly and the boxes are still unchecked. On older comps this will make it where he cant play it all . but on most newer ones it will just Drastically slow the game down alot and if they uprade it will take HRS to complete...so all this might do is make it where he can really enjoy it, ut he may still be able to play it...but let me tell you as a wow player..he cant do any of the real time consuming stuff cause people wont play with a lagger or DCer. Sorry man but thats all their is other than just making it where he cant get into Windows at all when your not there.This will make it where it syas the firewall is still up but the port is just closed. Any further questions Wow_Adamas@yahoo.com\n\n\nEDIT : to the previous message...not a bad answer man..but his borther could just delete the whole file and reinstall it eh. ona  good comp take like 15 min.\n\nEDIT: Damn dude  im sorry . but theres not much else you can do other than as u say break the comp, remove the back panel and jack up the motherboard and then put the panel back on..but if he takes it to get it fixed theyll be able to tell someones messed it up. your only other options would be to C) disable his virus protection software aka norton mcafee etc. and then go and get urself a few bad viruses. ussuaqlly these can be obtained pretty easily after turning ur firewall off and going to just regular porn sites. u can even look up viruses to download, or if u have an email account theen go check all ur emails..i periodically have to delete random emails because they are viruses. other than these man theres not much that  can do to seriously hinder the program running other than these answers. mebe unethical but jjust go to alotta porn sites on his comp with the firewall down...ur bound to get a few viruses. after a while his comp will run like shit and he may/may not want to dish out the 100 bucks to get it wiped. sorry man this is te full extent of my knowledge on ho u can fix ur problem.\n\nEDIT: ohh.. do u have his personal WOW Account name and password? u can go  to wow officaly sit and go to the Forums! then post some really nasty and racist posts...aka N word , a few sexual harrassments lots of cussing and basically be really really offensiv! people get their account banned all the time for this! if u dont have that info get it man. pretend u want to start playing and u nee dthe info to make a char or something! ok this really is all i can think of.
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Don't search and download good software by yourself. You could only harm your computer. I've downloaded loads of good software and it messed everything up. Internet connection was slow, windows couldn't log on right. Do you want that? \n\nBetter take a good technician and consult the best sofware coz they're the only ones that speak pc language.
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If this is a machine at work then it's no surprise as usually the IT department has been directed to set computers up a certain way and that means locking down some features like being able to install programs.\n\nIf it's your home PC then you need to login as administrator to be able to install programs.
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I assume you are referring to your internet access at your workplace. My company also employs Websense to block certain websites (e.g. porn, MySpace, YouTube). Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do about this. At least nothing that I would recommend. You can use a proxy service, but I highly recommend against it since any savvy IT department will notice this activity right away.
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try to use a remote access to the computer at work so that way you are at home and accessing the program thru the company computer. you have to have to be able to have acces thru the firewall to access it. this is not hard to do but most people dont know you can even do it.
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i suggest downloading microsoft's "Windows Defender" it will take off any spyware and adware on your computer.  These programs are dangerous to you and allow other people to see what is on your computer.  Some that have keyloggers can even record passwords and other important data that is confidential.  These types of programs can be downloaded by mistake with another program or even with a webpage.  They are usually very bulky and slow down your computer.\n\nAnother problem could be running too many programs at once.  I encounter this sometimes when i use Windows Media Player and Yahoo Messenger at the same time, both require a lot from your computer.  The idea of buying an external fan and putting behind your laptop (or near a ventilation area for a desktop) worked very very well for me.  It helped with my problem of the computer overheating.\n\nFinally, when you're computer is running at 100%, don't do anything, let it finish executing your orders, if you keep piling orders on it can't function and will lock up.  If it stays locked up for more than 3 minutes you should probably manually restart it.  I hope i answered ur question fully.