#Using neoload without local admin privileges 2016 install
Here is a workaround to install java without admin privileges or without administrator password.
For this you need cygwin installed which does not require admin privileges. Type cabextract jdk1.6.exe <- jdk file name In the utils make sure you select cabextract.exe to install it.
This will extract all the files into the current directory. Move tools.zip to a new directory and unzip it using cygwin or windows explorer. Hint: Try to subsitite 7zip instead of cabextract and cygwin. If it works it will be much faster.Įdit: This doesn't get you a working JDK with the latest versions of jdk 6 and 7. When Family & other users screen opens, on the Other users section, click on the account you want to grant administrator privileges. On the left pane of Your info screen, click Family & other users. Then, on the Windows Settings screen, click Accounts. Many of the jar files (eg rt.jar) are compressed so they need to be decompressed using unpack200. Right-click the Windows 10 Start menu and click Settings. Just go through each directory looking for files with a. pack extension and unpack them using unpack200, eg. This allows you to run java programs however I still had trouble with Eclipse as there was some issue with annotations, so there's probably another step that is missing. In the answers to this similar question on Superuser is available a script that automatically finds all. Pack files and unpacks them in the right folders. Here are all the steps that got the JDK installed on Windows 7 without admin rights. You need the cabextract program to extract the installer files. Just Enough Admin bypasses that requirement. I tried 7zip but it didn't extract the cab properly. ' We would like to have a local user account without local administrator privileges, who can handle DNS tasks ' The blog post mentioned by Michael requires the user be a member of the local admin group. You can get the setup.exe program from their website, but you must rename it because Windows assumes that anything called "setup" requires admin rights. I chose the cygwin directory in my home directory.
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