If anyone has some insights let me know in the comments. I'm not sure if there is a way for Internet Explorer as well. Just configure the browser at home so that it includes the Flash plugin and run it from the computer where you have limited access rights. The same is true for other portable browsers. If you can run portable software, you may want to consider using Google Chrome portable, since the browser ships with the Flash Player plugin natively. When a desktop flow is triggered by a cloud flow, the actions contained in the desktop flow that require elevated privileges wont have any effect. You have a few additional options that you may want to explore. To run desktop flows through the flow designer or the console to interact with an application running with elevated rights, launch Power Automate as an administrator. The updates are for various programs (flash, firefox, adwords editor, aim). You need to make sure to keep it up to date manually. If you can install software that requires admin rights then you have admin. Be aware that the plugin is not auto-updating itself.

You can now enjoy Flash based contents.

If no Plugins folder exist create the folder and move the two Flash Player files into the folder.

Easiest option to find out where the folder is located is to enter about:support in the address bar. even if they enter no password and click on yes, they are still able to install both browsers.

The plugin directory is located in the root directory if you are using a portable version of Firefox, if Firefox is installed is is located in the profile folder. I have already set up the slider to the top and still standard users are still able to install google chrome or mozilla firefox despite the admin privileges box pop up for password. Move the two files NPSWF32.dll and flashplayer.xpt into the Firefox plugin directory.You may need to change the file extension to zip if you have only access to the standard Windows unzipper. Extract the contents of the downloaded file to a folder on the local system.Your best option is to right-click the download link and select Save As. Download the latest version of the Firefox Flash plugin from the official Macromedia website.If you are a Firefox user and want to use Flash but do not have administrative privileges do the following:

Firefox install without admin rights