How should I open a file in the Program Files directory for read/write
access?
In Vista Business 32-bit as administrator with UAC turned on, the OpenFile
API call fails when trying to open a file for read/write in the Program

I just deployed my first Windows Vista computer and the user I deployed to
uses an external USB floppy drive and an external USB hard drive.  This user
also uses a KVM switch and a USB printer.  When the USB floppy drive and USB
hard drive are attached to the computer Windows ...

Is anyone else getting CCC.exe allow/deny prompt when starting Windows?
Pretty irritating that it happens everytime at boot.  How come ATI &
Microsoft can't get it to automatically run w/o a user prompt?

Is it required to upgrade to version 10.2 for Vista Support or will version 9 work?  This is Symantec Enterprise Antivirus.  Thanks.

Everything I read consistently tells me that if UAC is enabled under Vista
(which it is on my PC) an ordinary application (post-install) which does not
have any kind of manifest at all, cannot write to the HKLM\Software area of
the registry.  Instead, what is supposed to happen ...

I'm really frustrated, and it doesn't look like there is an answer in sight.
I have a Vista Business laptop that is a member of a SBS 2003 domain.
Everytime I attempt to access the Remote Web Workplace, IE7 gives me an the
error "There is a problem with this website's security ...

I hope this isn't something stoopid and I get to feel super foolish, but I
don't have Switch User available on the shutdown menu of my Ultimate
installation.
Found notes online and in the help that say it relies on Fast User

This is srinivas. i have vista business OS. i am trying to install yahoo
messenger, it is saying "unable to change the system configaration" message.
i am not able to install any software. Please help me out.

I am trying to turn on Bitlocker.  I have setup the drive and manually
changed the policies since I do not have TPM.  Now I am getting the error
message, "CANNOT RUN  The specified name either does not exist or cannot be
contacted."

I have Vista Ultimate 64 bit installed.
I have read that 64 bit is more secure than
32 bit, but that Microsoft still recommends
the use of  antivirus software.

Whenever I try to access any of the three webcams at
http://www.mauigateway.com/~rs/video/kaanapali.htm  the feed freezes and I
get disconnected.  I have Java "1.6.0" and IE v7 preinstalled under Vista
Home Premium on a new Toshiba notebook.  I have used these cameras on an old

According to trying to run Need For Speed: Most Wanted on Windows Vista Home
Premium, it gives me an error saying a required DirectX file is missing,
which is D3D9 something like that, something that has to do with DirectX 9
... and I'm running DirectX 10, I thought there was ...

One of the best bits of advice you can be given when setting up a wireless
router is to hide the SSID (Netgear recommends this) and for quite some time
now, that is exactly what I've done, in addition to MAC address enabling and
WPK WEP security...but on my wifes Sony Vaio laptop ...

I have read the technet document on Non Broadcast SSID and I understand why
you wouldn't want to use them.  But from a testing standpoint customers still
want to use them so I am testing this feature with our Wireless Switch
Solution.

I understand the reason for UAC and don't mind it (that much). But I would
REALLY like to be able to add accepted files so I'm not always prompted.
A number of my aps ALWAYS ask for permission and I constantly allow.  Is
there any way to permanently accept these applications?