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George Wilkin s - 11 Oct 2009 16:27 GMT
Let'start with  .......... I am the administrator.......Vista says so!

But when I try to install a program, Windows says "I must have
Administrative rights to install......See Windows help (msi.chm) or MSDN"

How can I tell Vista that I have these rights?

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

thanks
George Wilkins
Flavius - 11 Oct 2009 16:49 GMT
George Wilkin s;1157760 Wrote:
> Let'start with  .......... I am the administrator.......Vista says so!
>
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> thanks
> George Wilkins

Does this issue relate only one program or all? If there is only one
program I rather suspect this program is very old and is non-compatible
with UAC -in this case try right click on installator and choose "run as
administrator".If you have the same problem with all programs you have
very seriously issue...

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George Wilkin s - 11 Oct 2009 18:49 GMT
I think it is 'all'. let me delve further. george

> George Wilkin s;1157760 Wrote:
>> Let'start with  .......... I am the administrator.......Vista says so!
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> administrator".If you have the same problem with all programs you have
> very seriously issue...
 
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