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Appologies if this has already been covered!

 

Google Earth - you download it as an exe file, however it seems to create somesort of msi file which will allow non administrators install onto any machine... :(

 

Has anyone else experienced this and if so have you managed to prevent this from happening? The same happens with Skype - if a user has the install file they can install this too without needing access rights.

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No one else found this?

 

I have been playing around a little more today and even if you prevent access to the C: drive within group policy it still allows the end user (student) to install google earth...

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add the pakage to the restricted software list in GPO, the only way they can install it then if they change the filename.

 

Which they will do :)

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add the pakage to the restricted software list in GPO, the only way they can install it then if they change the filename.

 

I thought that the restricted software list was based on a Hash key genereated from the exe so they could only get around it if they used version you haven't banned?

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I thought that the restricted software list was based on a Hash key genereated from the exe so they could only get around it if they used version you haven't banned?

 

I did think it sounded a bit odd that it'd be done via filename.

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