About this tag
Discussions tagged with 'user levels' on WindowsForum.com explore how different categories of users—such as new, active, and senior members—relate to forum features like points and trophies, as well as to practical computing scenarios. One thread asks about user-level programs that can run applications from virtual installation folders, enabling temporary use without modifying system paths. Another thread categorizes users into groups to recommend appropriate application-layer security solutions, emphasizing that antivirus and other protections should match a user's experience and needs. These conversations connect the concept of user levels to both forum participation and real-world Windows security practices.
  1. Guest21

    Windows 7 Is there any user-level program that can be used to temporarily install and use a program from virtual installation folders?

    Ok, this might get complicated. What I want is a user-level program that has the paths to virtual install locations, so I can test install applications without modifying the real program locations. I ideally want to do this in school, so I can play Roblox without actually installing it to the...
    • Guest21
    • Thread
    • app management browser game testing isolation non-vm portable apps roblox school use software compatibility software installation system isolation tech support testing apps user levels user program virtual environment virtual installation virtual locations
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  2. davidhk129

    another curious question....

    I see "points" and "trophy". What are they ? I also see some members are listed as "senior member", some are "active member", and some are "new" etc etc. Other than the "new member" category, what is the measuring tape for the rest ? I cannot find anywhere that explains those. Thank you.
    • davidhk129
    • Thread
    • active member forum categories guidelines membership new member points senior member trophy user levels
    • Replies: 11
    • Forum: Feedback Forum
  3. B

    Windows 7 Application Layer Security

    A lot of people here asking what is the best way to secure ones windows PC, what is the best antivirus out there etc. There is no best for a single person, since we are all different and so are our needs. There have been many threads just showing you different security products, but i...
    • b0r1s
    • Thread
    • advanced user antivirus avast avira comodo configuration defence+ firewall freeware heuristics malware power users sandbox security software security standard user startup apps system scan user levels windows
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Windows Security