My organisation locks down Windows with an Administrative account so the IT person runs a command prompt as the Administrator to run the UiPathCommunityStudio.msi file. But after installation, it is in the Administrator account and not in my user account.
Because of the organisation policies, I cannot install using the msi file. The IT admin had to start a Command Prompt (Run as Administrator) to run the msi file. But it installed it in the Administrator account and not my user account.
We do have organisation policy it will ask admin access to install any software. But we have requested temporary admin access to our user id to install uipath software in our machines. I think every organisation allow temporary admin rights if you have approval from your immediate manager. Try to get temporary admin rights to install uipath.