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4 Ways to run programs in administrative mode in Windows 10 The simplest way to run a program in administrative mode is to right-click the program and select “Run as administrator”. If the current user is not an administrator, Windows will as for the administrator username and password. If you find that Advertised Applications are not appearing in Run Advertised Programs on your client, then verify that the computers client is picked up by your SCCM server, open the collection that the computer is a member of, click on Update collection Membership, then refresh the collection If.

Run Advertised ProgramsA How to guide

What is Run Advertised Programs?

Run Advertised Programs is an application that allows users to install certain approved software applications without the need for administrator intervention.

This guide we will walk you through everything you need to know about Run Advertised Programs.

Accessing the program

Start by clicking on the Start Button and opening the control panel.

Control Panel

Next, select Run Advertised Programs from the list. You may need to change your view mode to small or large icons for it to be visible (shown above).

Run Advertised Programs

Once Run Advertised Programs is open, you may see some program names starting with an MTO or TCNO number. The common name of the program is usually behind this number.

You can drag out the Program Name pane in order to see the full name of the applications, so you can easily find the one you're looking for.

Once you see the application you need, make sure you click the title first, then click Run. Some programs can take up to 30 minutes to download and install, so don't restart your computer or log off until you can confirm the installation is complete. It's okay to lock your computer, but don't log off completely.

Don't worry if you don't see anything happen right away. Some programs act differently when you click run.

Some programs show a dialog box asking for confirmation..

Others show a progress bar that shows the status of the download..

..and some do nothing at all.

As long as you don't see an error message, your program is downloading.

Status Check

If you want to check that status, open Run Advertised Programs, then check the date and time of the last successful installation.

Remember, you can only run one program at a time in Run Advertised Programs. If you try to run another program before the preceding one completed, you will see this error:

Finally, remember that your local CSTs are here to help. If you need help or have any questions, never hesitate to give us a call at 618-229-0327/779-0327.

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Location: GUIs > Windows > Applications for Windows 1.x/2.x Find run advertised programs in windows 10

Applications for Windows 1.x and 2.x
Or 'Sick Windows Tricks 4'!

I had previously posted some freeware games and developer samples forWindows 1.x and 2.x w1w2app.zip Since then afew more applications have surfaced.

Lets start with this little surprise: How often do you see a NEW applicationfor Windows 1? Well then, make this the first time since about 1987!

I present WineMine for Windows 1.01!

This is a port of the MineSweeper program used by ReactOS and Wine.Surprisingly it uses a conservative set of WIN APIs that made it easy torecompile for Windows 1. After working around a couple of Windows 1.x/2.xbugs and shortcomings, it seems to work fairly well!

It runs natively under Windows 1.x, 2.x and in 'compatibility mode'under Windows 3.x. The Windows 1.x version will not run under Windows 95/NTor later, but I have included a resource converted version that will.

Download here: win1winemine.zip

While searching around for Windows 1.0 applications, I came acrossthe site of Charles Petzold, who has written a number of books on Win 16/32programming over the years: http://www.charlespetzold.com/etc/windows1/On this page he demonstrates a sample 'Cake' program for Windows 1.x, butwhere is the executable? Is the cake a lie?!

The source code is posted, and probably the intent is that you shouldcompile it yourself. But for your convenience, I made you a cake!

Windows 1.0 cake program: win1cake.zip

Here is an interesting game that was written in 1985 for Windows 1.01called 'Balance of Power'.

It appears it was distributed as a 'DOS' program on a self-booting 360kfloppy disk, and used a very minimal Windows 1.01 runtime.

Download Balance of Power: BOPIMA.zip (setup for DOSBox)

At long, long, last a copy of Aldus PageMaker 1.00 has appeared!

You could probably count the number of significant commercial applicationsdeveloped for Windows 1.x on one hand, and this was one of them.

For the sake of historical preservation: AldusPageMaker1_0.zip
Also a slightly newer version with the Windows 1.04 runtime: AldusPageMaker 1.0A.zip

Micrografx In*a*Vision!!!

The other known significant commercial application for Windows 1.x wasMicrografx In*a*Vision. The Windows 2 and later versions of this were renamedto 'Designer'.

ZSoft PC Paintbrush for Windows version 1.05 turned up.

PC Paintbrush 1.05 for Microsoft Windows is a port of ZSoft's DOS-BasedPC Paintbrush program to the Microsoft Windows environment. This versionwas included on the mouse driver disk of some Windows 2 / Microsoft Mousebundles, but ZSoft also advertised it as a standalone product. A laterversion of this program was bundled with Windows 3.x as Microsoft Paintbrush.

Although it was bundled with and intended for use with Windows 2, itis also designed to run under Windows 1.x.

This Windows version should not be confused with the more popular versionof PC Paintbrush for DOS. Also when Zsoft was bought out, Softkey confusinglyrestarted the version number over with PC Paintbrush 1.00 for their commercialWindows 3.x version release. (It is also no relation to the software 'PCPaint' bundled with Mouse Systems mice.)

The ability to edit and display color bit-mapped graphics under Windows1 is an interesting feat. Windows 1 and 2 only support monochrome deviceindependent bitmaps, with no concept of a pallet. As such, all color PCXfiles are assumed to match the 8-color EGA pallet used by Windows 1 and2. (So to create a PCX file it will open, it must have the first 8 colorsmatch that pallet)

Micrografx Draw turned up! It is a vector drawing tool, similar toIn*A*Vision, but geared more towards drawing clipart rather than an illustrationtool. It bundles a Windows 1.03 runtime, and includes a few extra driversnot supplied by Microsoft.

Manuals:
MicrografxWindows Draw 1.04 - Readme 1st.pdf
MicrografxWindows Draw 1.04 - Getting Started.pdf
Micrografx WindowsDraw 1.04.pdf

Portfolio, a clipart viewer and clipboard tool for Draw/In*A*Vision:
Micrografx Portfolio 1.0.zip
MicrografxPortfolio 1.0 Manual.pdf

(click for the full size version)

And here is another sick Windows 1 trick, Windows 1 running at 800*600thanks to this driver modification: http://www.seasip.info/Misc/win1.html
Here is a local copy just in case: win1vga.zip

Finally, here are a few more small code sample apps that run underWindows 1.x and happen to be slightly useful or interesting on their own.

This includes a hexadecimal calculator, a simple bouncing ball program,a tool for saving the contents of the clipboard, and a clock that sitsin the icon area - similar to Windows 95 and later.

Code sample programs: win1samples.zip

Also came across several more shareware programs. First, a Mah Jongprogram called Taipei that seems to run great under Windows 1, althoughthe readme suggests it was for Windows 2. Also an earlier version of theMissile Command-like Starbase program that works under Windows 1. And finallysome miscellaneous shareware apps including a checkers program that happento run under Windows 1.

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