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You could do that under XP, but needed a separate user account for administrator. It was also more of a hassle, as you always had to enter the password when sta
by gpvos 11y ago
You could do that under XP, but needed a separate user account for administrator. It was also more of a hassle, as you always had to enter the password when starting a program as Administrator. I ran with such a setup on my desktop, and remember that to install programs I usually logged out and logged in as Administrator again.
Vista introduced a model that was almost as good, but made it more user-friendly and the default.