i can dl it by clicking run through ie, but nothing ever pops up to install. when i click save, it says i don't have admin rights to do that. any ideas? i really can't stand using IE any longer.
Contact your school's computer admin and ask permission to install it.
meh. too much effort involved.OrangeHound wrote:
Contact your school's computer admin and ask permission to install it.
Have u got a usb stick? If so...
try http://portableapps.com/
Install that on your USB stick, and run firefox directly from that. Its good.
try http://portableapps.com/
Install that on your USB stick, and run firefox directly from that. Its good.
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There are portable versions of firefox.
they'v e probably blocked installers.
Save it on a USB stick or something
Save it on a USB stick or something
will do. thanks
You really should respect the rules of the network. Ask the staff for permission, and if they don't let you, you'll just have to live with it.
Yep this is the way forward. You aren't installing anything onto the computer as the applications run directly from the USB stick.ddenholm67 wrote:
Have u got a usb stick? If so...
try http://portableapps.com/
Install that on your USB stick, and run firefox directly from that. Its good.
Although in my school any unknown executables are simply blocked also, so portable's don't work neither.coke wrote:
Yep this is the way forward. You aren't installing anything onto the computer as the applications run directly from the USB stick.ddenholm67 wrote:
Have u got a usb stick? If so...
try http://portableapps.com/
Install that on your USB stick, and run firefox directly from that. Its good.
i am paying them, therefore, i do what i want.mikkel wrote:
You really should respect the rules of the network. Ask the staff for permission, and if they don't let you, you'll just have to live with it.
That seems like good logic.ig wrote:
i am paying them, therefore, i do what i want.mikkel wrote:
You really should respect the rules of the network. Ask the staff for permission, and if they don't let you, you'll just have to live with it.
You are paying them ?
No offense, just a question.
No offense, just a question.
What are you paying them for?ig wrote:
i am paying them, therefore, i do what i want.mikkel wrote:
You really should respect the rules of the network. Ask the staff for permission, and if they don't let you, you'll just have to live with it.
yes. actually I am. thanks for caring.HellHead wrote:
You are paying them ?
No offense, just a question.
lol...mikkel wrote:
What are you paying them for?ig wrote:
i am paying them, therefore, i do what i want.mikkel wrote:
You really should respect the rules of the network. Ask the staff for permission, and if they don't let you, you'll just have to live with it.
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?ig wrote:
yes. actually I am dickwad. thanks for caring.lol...mikkel wrote:
What are you paying them for?ig wrote:
i am paying them, therefore, i do what i want.
Even Portable-FF doesn't work on our computers at school. No .exe/.msi/.cmd running of any sort. (and other variants) - even more a USB device.
hmm now why would i be paying them? maybe take a second and think about it.mikkel wrote:
?ig wrote:
yes. actually I am. thanks for caring.lol...mikkel wrote:
What are you paying them for?
What are you paying them for. As in, what services?ig wrote:
hmm now why would i be paying them? maybe take a second and think about it.mikkel wrote:
?ig wrote:
yes. actually I am. thanks for caring.
lol...
Adapt, its a web browser ffs.
(if you can't plug in a usb key and run it then you are assed out)
(if you can't plug in a usb key and run it then you are assed out)
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He pays to go to the school you raging penis.mikkel wrote:
What are you paying them for. As in, what services?ig wrote:
hmm now why would i be paying them? maybe take a second and think about it.mikkel wrote:
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#rekt
you have to be an admin on the system to install programs.
My high school used FF anyway
My high school used FF anyway
Do like I did. Talk to the network admin and get it installed. That is what I did at work, and in no time I had it installed on my profile. It didn't take long to notice that more and more people were switching to it, and I'd say that almost everyone at work is using it now
So yeah, just ask the network admin. Sometimes asking is the simplest solution.
So yeah, just ask the network admin. Sometimes asking is the simplest solution.
Opera
Obviously. He pays them for tuition. The point is that he likely doesn't pay them for the right to install software on the school's machines. Paying for tuition doesn't mean that the school's computers automatically become your property, just like paying for tuition doesn't allow you to stroll into the teacher's lounge and take a leak in their coffee pot.mint-sauce-41 wrote:
He pays to go to the school you raging penis.mikkel wrote:
What are you paying them for. As in, what services?ig wrote:
hmm now why would i be paying them? maybe take a second and think about it.