Problems on Terminal Service

Dear friends,
Here we have a server running Widows Server 2003, and users access the server through Terminal Services.
What happens is that the new update to Flash Player, users without administrator permissions, you can not install this update, and even giving them the proper permissions and installing the plugin, when it returns to normal acounts the flash reader does not work.
Before anything I thank who can help.

One more clue: the message from the exception shows that the global variables I'm using to configure the MySQL connection parameters are not set somehow. Maybe I need to upgrade my Zend Framework?
Nope. I upgraded to the latest Zend Framework and it still did not work. The global variables are not working. When I hard coded the connection parameters into the constructor of the GetPlayData class, then it worked fine. I just switched to using define() to create constants instead of using the globals and that worked, too.
It is as if globals set in one include file are not available in another include file. I agree that using them might be a bad programming practice of sorts, but it seems wrong to disallow / not support something that is part of the core language!
So, I don't know if this is a Windows 7 thing or just a general behavior. Globals within the same file seem to work fine still, but not from another include file.
So the answer for me is to not use these cross-include file globals in code that is going to be used from Flash Builder.

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I mean to only explain 1 enviornment. We have a windows 2008 terminal server. It has JRE 1.6.0_07 (32bit) install on it. The users use this server for Office Apps and to Access our software which is web based and requires a JRE to be able to work.
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