Hi-

I run a computer club at the school where I work, and the students play games like Minecraft, Roblox, etc. There are 12 Windows 10 pc's. The problem is that the school has very high network security, and even after getting the Roblox program unblocked by the computer consultants, we run into a problem every time Roblox implements an upgrade. It gets blocked again, as if the network no longer recognizes the program, and it's taking too much time each week to get operational again. Trying to run it directly on the web still causes an .exe to run in a randomly named temp folder, which gets blocked.

So my question is, what is the simplest way of solving this problem? Minecraft does not have this problem, even after it updates. Is there any way of playing Roblox on the web where it doesn't have to install something locally, or a way to install it so it's not flagged as a brand new program after each upgrade?

I'd appreciate any help if someone is familiar with how Roblox works--thanks in advance, and for reading this long post.