I am working on a Windows10 machine which is restricted by centrally managed guidelines and rules. For example, it is not possible for a normal user to run programs residing in other directories than C:\Program Files... which prevents normal users from installing software on our Windows machines. I do have a localadmin user allowing me to run programs residing in other directories and install software. With the help of the localadmin user I managed to install pyenv-win following the instructions given at official PyPi documentation. As it seems, pyenv is running well, at least I can call pyenv in the PowerShell and it reacts like expected.
Now, I want to install Python versions using pyenv for my normal user (as I do not want to work/program as localadmin). However, if I try pyenv install <version> as a normal user, I get an error message that the execution of pyenv-install.vbs is blocked due to group rules. I can install Python versions using the localadmin, but the Python installed in this way ends up in the localadmin's directory ...\localadmin user directory\.pyenv\pyenv-win\install-chache\python-...exe which is not accessible for normal users.
Question is, how can I make pyenv Python environments accessible to normal users? One workaround seems to me that I use the localadmin user and perform pyenv install pointing to some custom directory - e.g. pointing to my normal user's .pyenv\ directory. Is that possible? What would be the command for this?
