Download Steam to school pc without admin rights

[drunk construction worker]

Hey I already installed steam but it says I need Steam Client Service to be able to download games or play those which have Vac protection on it. Am I f*cked or is there a way like downloading a seperate file and putting it into the steam folder?
If you need further info let me know.
Thanks
Edit: Solved it with .bat files and got around the security. But still don't comment unless you have an answeelr because saying it's not right etc is just useless info for me.

[Ettanin]

Use your own system.

Installing software on a system you do not own and do not have consent by the owner of the system (or its maintainers) is illegal.

No, to properly install Steam, administrator privileges are required.

[magicISO Sweden]

and a office pc is not made for gaming so i would not do this if i was you

[drunk construction worker]

Originally posted by magicISO Sweden:

and a office pc is not made for gaming so i would not do this if i was you

My man you have NO idea how beefed up the computers here are.

[magicISO Sweden]

Originally posted by Koji Karasake:

Originally posted by magicISO Sweden:

and a office pc is not made for gaming so i would not do this if i was you

My man you have NO idea how beefed up the computers here are.

then next time put the spec in the post. 90% of school pc is office pc that is basic

[drunk construction worker]

Originally posted by Ettanin:

Use your own system.

Installing software on a system you do not own and do not have consent by the owner of the system (or its maintainers) is illegal.

No, to properly install Steam, administrator privileges are required.

I am well aware that this is wrong but calling it illegal is too much. Also I wanted to know your opinion on this because I was able to install Steam even without admin priveledges because I used some commands and .bat files.

[drunk construction worker]

Originally posted by magicISO Sweden:

Originally posted by Koji Karasake:

My man you have NO idea how beefed up the computers here are.

then next time put the spec in the post. 90% of school pc is office pc that is basic

The pc spec isnt really important in this matter. the important thing is getting around admin priviledges.

[magicISO Sweden]

Originally posted by Koji Karasake:

Originally posted by magicISO Sweden:

then next time put the spec in the post. 90% of school pc is office pc that is basic

The pc spec isnt really important in this matter. the important thing is getting around admin priviledges.

most schools dont alow installing games om them did work on one school close to me but do ask them first about it

[drunk construction worker]

Originally posted by magicISO Sweden:

Originally posted by Koji Karasake:

The pc spec isnt really important in this matter. the important thing is getting around admin priviledges.

most schools dont alow installing games om them did work on one school close to me but do ask them first about it

That is cool and all but lecturing me about something I already know is pointless.

[drunk construction worker]

Originally posted by Koji Karasake:

Originally posted by magicISO Sweden:

most schools dont alow installing games om them did work on one school close to me but do ask them first about it

That is cool and all but lecturing me about something I already know is pointless.

Like this situation Im in lmao

[Ettanin]

Originally posted by Koji Karasake:

Originally posted by Ettanin:

Use your own system.

Installing software on a system you do not own and do not have consent by the owner of the system (or its maintainers) is illegal.

No, to properly install Steam, administrator privileges are required.

I am well aware that this is wrong but calling it illegal is too much. Also I wanted to know your opinion on this because I was able to install Steam even without admin priveledges because I used some commands and .bat files.

well it is illegal because it can be considered computer tampering, especially if you attempt to evade systems put in place that prevent such installations.

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

We can't assist you in getting around admin permissions at a school or work.

[nullable]

Originally posted by Koji Karasake:

Originally posted by Ettanin:

Use your own system.

Installing software on a system you do not own and do not have consent by the owner of the system (or its maintainers) is illegal.

No, to properly install Steam, administrator privileges are required.

I am well aware that this is wrong but calling it illegal is too much. Also I wanted to know your opinion on this because I was able to install Steam even without admin priveledges because I used some commands and .bat files.

Sounds like while the installing may not have failed, the system is preventing Steam from running, or running properly. Which isn't all that surprising, since you'd expect some level of security on school computers.

You should probably ask the admin for help.

Or "use some commands and .bat files" you don't really understand until you're caught tampering with the system.

Perhaps ignoring school rules, and trying to bypass security because you find it inconvenient isn't some kind of cleverness test. But maybe some consequences and loss of computer privileges will be needed to convince you otherwise.