Background:
There are two formats for installing software using Group Policy, namely MSI and EXE.
MSI: Deploying MSI software does not require the administrator's permission to install, but MSI Software is very rare, you have to package to the EXE to repackage the MSI.
EXE: Deployment EXE is deployed by writing a simple Zap script, but some software requires administrator privileges to install. As a result, many EXE-installed software requires an administrator to install.
To address this approach, you can use Group Policy to elevate permissions to install the deployed EXE software.
1, set up a GPO in the relevant form.
2, edit GPO, open Computer Configuration-policies-Administrative Templates-windows components-windows installer-always install with elevated privileges-enabled.
3, open User Configuration-policies-Administrative Templates-windows components-windows installer-always install with elevated privileges-enabled.
4, Update Group Policy-gpupdate/force.
Use Group Policy to elevate domain users to install EXE layout software