Hello, we installed ninja in an admin user account, then we changed the admin user account to a "standard user account" in windows seven 32-bit OS (using the "change account type" feature). So we are using ninja in the same account it was installed in. We also run ninja with highest privileges i.e. as an administrator, but, we do this in a standard account. We have also given all ninja folders "full" permisions. Question is will ninja run ok when things have been set-up this way???
When we use our PC on a daily basis we use the standard account, just to make sure we never change any important system settings or delete any system files. We only log onto admin account now and then to make changes to system settings that affect all users, or to do a system restore for example, or to do other things, this is the way windows seven is supposed to be used from what the forums say, maybe this is incorrect though i dont know. thanks in advance. regards, rod.
When we use our PC on a daily basis we use the standard account, just to make sure we never change any important system settings or delete any system files. We only log onto admin account now and then to make changes to system settings that affect all users, or to do a system restore for example, or to do other things, this is the way windows seven is supposed to be used from what the forums say, maybe this is incorrect though i dont know. thanks in advance. regards, rod.
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