windows update & limited accounts

will the windows update, update, if a limited user is always signing on.

Do you need to log into the admin account, or will windows update itself
with out using the admin account

You need an administrative account.

"JoeM" <> escribió en el mensaje news:%...
> will the windows update, update, if a limited user is always signing on.
>
> Do you need to log into the admin account, or will windows update itself
> with out using the admin account
>
>

there is an administrator account on the computer, but it is not logged into
much. This is a computer for a child/kid. So if the computer is not loged
into the admin account the computer will never update?
If so can you set up a Scheduled Tasks to update the computer with the admin
username and password?

"José Gallardo" <> wrote in message
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You need an administrative account.

"JoeM" <> escribió en el mensaje
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> will the windows update, update, if a limited user is always signing on.
>
> Do you need to log into the admin account, or will windows update itself
> with out using the admin account
>
>

That is true, as long as the admin account is never used, the computer
will not ever update.
I do not think you do it on a schedule because you MUST log on as the
admin first.

On Sun, 8 May 2005 13:02:38 -0400, "JoeM" <> wrote:

>there is an administrator account on the computer, but it is not logged into
>much. This is a computer for a child/kid. So if the computer is not loged
>into the admin account the computer will never update?
>If so can you set up a Scheduled Tasks to update the computer with the admin
>username and password?
>
>"José Gallardo" <> wrote in message
>news:%...
>You need an administrative account.
>
>"JoeM" <> escribió en el mensaje
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>> will the windows update, update, if a limited user is always signing on.
>>
>> Do you need to log into the admin account, or will windows update itself
>> with out using the admin account
>>
>>
>