@Amanda Ruhe A standard user don't have the privilege to install a software. The user who is trying to install a software should at least be either a member of PowerUsers group on that computer or he needs to supply Admin's credentials to complete the installation.
To add a user to a local group, you can use lusrmgr.msc and add users to the power users local group or you can create a batch script for this purpose using net localgroup command. I have included the steps below:
- Type net user and press Enter to view a list of user accounts on your computer.
- Type net localgroup groupname username /add, where username is the name of the existing user you want to add and groupname is the name of the group you want to add them to. For example, if the group name is Accounting and the username is Bill, you would type net localgroup Accounting Bill /add. Then press Enter.
- Type net localgroup groupname, where groupname is the name of the group you added the user to, and press Enter to confirm the user has been added to the group.
Note: Please replace groupname with "Power Users" and username with %username% to add currently logged in user to "Power Users" group. This would help if you attach the script with a scheduled task that triggers at login.
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