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Hi,
I’m a student and my college has setup Azure VMs for those of us that need powerful computers to work on over the summer/quarantine. I use several programs on a physical computer that I just can’t on my Virtual Machine due to the developer disallowing it. Would there be anyway to bypass this?
Hello @Vetri-6676,
I suggest you to ask the question in the application's support forum. They should have some solution by registry tweak or something like that.
Please mark as "Accept the answer" if the above steps helps you. Others with similar issues can also follow the solution as per your suggestion
Regards,
Manu
I actually think that the OP should ask these who provided him the Virtual Machine, which seems like he is using for a different purpose from the one that he got it for.
"tweak" the protection which someone put, sounds to me like abusing of the reason he got it, and probably something which is also not legal or at least unethical.
If this is a University for example then for doing such "tweak" you can find yourself ban from the university for few years! The restrictions on student's behavior is higher than the limitation of the government rules. Students can be ban on unethical behavior and not only as a result of illegal actions!
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due to the developer disallowing it
May need to ask the developer about what environments are supported.