Adobe Premiere Pro with Deepfreeze on Domain

[link470]

I'm running a high school network that has a digital media department. I've just built all new machines in there capable of doing media editing. We use a lot of photoshop, and Premiere Pro on a daily basis. The problem is that we also use Deepfreeze and the computers are on a Windows Domain.

 

What I'd like to do is have Premiere Pro CS3 installed on a few machines [mind you I'm still trying to get a hold of educational licences for CS3], and have any user able to edit. But I can't have the users set as Administrators either, they need to be just a normal user. But either way, no matter what permissions they have, the users receive a registration error in Premiere when they try to launch it, and it asks to be reinstalled. I've seen this problem before on a few forums, but I'm not sure how I can make it work.

 

Does anyone have any tips for installing Adobe Premiere Pro on a Windows Domain with Deepfreeze?

 

Thanks!

[laserblazer]

I'd suggest asking the question on the Adobe Premiere Pro forum. Go to the Adobe website and click on forums.

[link470]

Sounds good. I've done that as well but figured I'd try as many places as I could. Thanks!

[Michael]

Try setting users as local administrators, so they can write to the local hard disk. This is perfectly normal practice as many applications need to be able to write locally.

 

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