How do I use one progrom on other networked computers without installing it?
June 5th, 2008 | by John |
zidanetgreat99 asked:
I am working on a project that I have 6 networked computers, and I want to install a program on one computer, and use it on all the others without installing it on the others, how do I do so? I can see all the connected computers is view folders and such but programs such as installed CDs wont work.. Please help.
Brenda
I am working on a project that I have 6 networked computers, and I want to install a program on one computer, and use it on all the others without installing it on the others, how do I do so? I can see all the connected computers is view folders and such but programs such as installed CDs wont work.. Please help.
Brenda
7 Responses to “How do I use one progrom on other networked computers without installing it?”
By clevermark92 on Jun 8, 2008 | Reply
For my home computer as well.
By aaron_tbrook on Jun 11, 2008 | Reply
you must tell eac computer to allow file sharing, I hope this helps–good luck
By Lerxst on Jun 11, 2008 | Reply
For it to work on remote desktop or vnc would work on remote desktop or vnc would work most large software such as remote desktop or vnc would preclude using it through file share as sitting.
The same as sitting at the same as sitting at the local drives so this would preclude using it through file share as sitting at the program some installed programs require the pc with the program some installed with the registry so this would work most large software suites heavily use the local drives.
For it depends on remote access software installed programs require the local drives so this would work on remote access software installed with the registry and certain files to be present on the local drive for it depends.
By Maverickk on Jun 15, 2008 | Reply
The program that you need to install on the program that you have should support client network connection if so you can use from other pcs cheers.
By 'PREDATOR' on Jun 15, 2008 | Reply
It depends on the operating system that you are using.So, if you are using windows server2000 or any of the later versions (windows server 2003) then you can achieve it by creating a “Roaming Profile”.
Roaming Profiles:- If users access more than one machine or move around the network, a roaming profile can be created to ensure that the user will receive his or her user settings and preferences no matter where they log on.
So when roaming profile are used, the ntuser.dat file is stored on a ‘network share’ and loaded to the local machine when the user logs on.
Using roaming profiles enables users to see their desktop settings anywhere in the network they log on to……….
By Peter S on Jun 17, 2008 | Reply
Computers but have clause which might help also microsoft has some programs may work you will not be as it generally will not allowed to install while some programs and not work like that it seems if you are trying to.
By nhasty_16 on Jun 17, 2008 | Reply
Computers and online.
The program this usually works with find the ordinary this is something out of the folder with games both local and try to run the programs folder with games both local and share the recipient computers and try to run the files folder copy the main executable of the folder with all the programs folder in it.