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I started using Windows Vista Home Premium 64 recently and set it up with me as the single user. Sometimes when I try to install a program, especially something from MS like the add-on for Windows Media Player, or change something I get a message saying I don't have Administrative Privileges so I can't proceed. I've searched the help files and MS documents but can't find an answer for this. I'm willing to set up an Administrator and switch to it if I have to but can't find info on how to do this either. Any help appreciated. Thanks in advance, Dave
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Hello Dave,
When you get this message, right click on the installation file and
click on "Run as administrator". This should allow it to install
afterwards.
Hope this helps,
Shawn
Dave;919972 Wrote:
> I started using Windows Vista Home Premium 64 recently and set it up
> with me
> as the single user. Sometimes when I try to install a program,
> especially
> something from MS like the add-on for Windows Media Player, or change
> something I get a message saying I don't have Administrative Privileges
> so I
> can't proceed. I've searched the help files and MS documents but can't
> find
> an answer for this. I'm willing to set up an Administrator and switch
> to it
> if I have to but can't find info on how to do this either.
> Any help appreciated.
> Thanks in advance,
> Dave
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