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It's not ideal, but you can run the Synergy client executable (synergyc.exe) without admin rights. You lose the conveniences of having it auto-start and using t
by jdbernard 6y ago
It's not ideal, but you can run the Synergy client executable (synergyc.exe) without admin rights. You lose the conveniences of having it auto-start and using the GUI configuration, but you still get all the functionality. You also can't use the installer, but you can just copy the Synergy directory from a working machine. You also need a MS C++ runtime DLL, but you can copy that too. I'm not in front of my computer at the moment. I'll edit/reply to this comment with details
For example, on my client/project-specific machine (where I don't have admin rights), I have a batch file (start-synergy.bat) that lives on my desktop with:
C:\Users\jdbernard\Synergy-1.12.0\synergyc.exe -name client-pc 192.168.1.120