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If you need a read-up for Group Policy Preferences, see: Cheers, FlorianĪs said, allowing "Software installation".

As for system variables, you can do that with Group Policy Preferences.

Using computer startup scripts to deploy software, the script (and therefore the installer) runs in the SYSTEM context (hence priviledged to install any kind of software). The installer must obviously be capable of running quietly - you might wanna test that. You basically create a script and call the installer. Software Installation can be done using Computer startup scripts. If user profiles/data is the only concern for local admins of those supporters, think about redirecting user data to a server and secure them there (just a suggestion). You could allow those users access to literally all registry keys and file system places except the user profiles of other users - not a good idea. In the Control Panel window, select User Accounts and Family Safety > Manage User Accounts.As said, allowing "Software installation". In the Control Panel window, select User Accounts and Family Safety > Change your account type. In the User Accounts window, select Properties and the Group Membership tab.

In the Control Panel window, select User Accounts and Family Safety > User Accounts > Manage User Accounts.

In the Control Panel window, select User Accounts and Family Safety > User Accounts > Change your account type. In the User Accounts window, select Properties and then select the Group Membership tab. If you can't select the Administrator option, contact the person who has administrator rights on your computer and ask them to give you admin privileges, or have them type their administrator username and password when asked for it during the Office installation. In the Control Panel window, select User Accounts > Change your account type.