A systems administrator needs to deploy a legacy 32-bit enterprise accounting software package on 64-bit Windows 11 corporate workstations. The application installer requires administrative privileges, stores shared database files in `%ProgramData%`, and must be verified for standard non-administrative domain users. Place the following installation, permission configuration, and verification steps into the correct chronological order.
- 1Verify system requirements and architecture compatibility (confirming 64-bit OS support for 32-bit applications in Program Files (x86)).
- 2Run the installer executable using elevated Administrator credentials with unattended silent switches.
- 3Modify NTFS folder permissions on the application's `%ProgramData%` subfolder to grant Write access to the local Users group.
- 4Configure executable compatibility mode properties to run the application under a legacy Windows environment setting.
- 5Log into the workstation with a standard user account to test application execution and verify data file persistence.
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The correct sequence starts with verifying system requirements and architecture compatibility, followed by executing the elevated installer with unattended switches, modifying NTFS write permissions on the shared ProgramData directory, setting legacy compatibility properties on the executable, and concluding with standard user login and verification.
A proper application deployment follows a structured lifecycle: prerequisites assessment must precede file installation; administrative privileges are used to execute the setup package; post-install configuration (such as modifying ProgramData NTFS permissions and setting compatibility modes) prepares the environment for standard users; and testing under a standard user profile validates least-privilege functionality.
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