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Most software installers on Windows offer the user a "Install for this user"/"Install for all users" option, or will just install to the current user's appdata
by doophus 3y ago
Most software installers on Windows offer the user a "Install for this user"/"Install for all users" option, or will just install to the current user's appdata, which doesn't require admin rights.
- pjmlp 3y agoNot the case for ImageMagick, there are some things that cannot be installed for current user, like Windows services or specific kinds of shell extensions.
- tsimionescu 3y agoIt's definitely not "most". It does happen, but it's actually very rare. Most people nowadays who go to the trouble of making a native installer do so because they want some kind of OS integration, so it's a nonstarter anyway.