From: Colin Trunt on 7 Apr 2010 11:43 "JD" <No.Reply(a)Sorry.com> wrote in message news:4baa737c$0$2522$da0feed9(a)news.zen.co.uk... > On 22/03/2010 8:28 PM, 66oldgit wrote: >> On Mar 22, 6:52 pm, JD<No.Re...(a)Sorry.com> wrote: >>> On 21/03/2010 4:45 PM, 66oldgit wrote: >>> >>>> Hi can anyone tell me how to get this right, on start up today a >>>> message offerered an update on 'real player so i clicked on it and d/ >>>> loaded vers 11,but when i tried to install, message said i dont have >>>> admin rights to access the registry, install aborted. a/vir is clear, >>>> so any advice plese. thanx Don >>> >>> Hi Don >>> >>> Which version of windows are you using ? >>> >>> If it is Win7/Vista: >>> then even if you are an administrator sometimes you have to right >>> click the installer/application and select "Run as Administrator" >>> >>> If it is XP: >>> then you may be running as a limited user, if this is the case then >>> you should start in safe mode and select the administrator account (if >>> it is XP home there should be no password) then go to control pannel, >>> User's, and change your username to a Administrator account. >>> >>> JD >> >> gotXP pro looked in users,i am listed as computer administrator under >> my name.got asp.net,'limited' and guest, with just running. >> d/l 'as show a freeware video player which seems to work, tho' not as >> classy as Real. while writing this d/l fromrealplayer.com again. it >> all showed as coming over, >> then an 'installing' box which ran for three mins whilst showing ads >> and thenZapp >> alll went blank Looked in 'Downloads' folder and no show of anything.! >> Maybe ill find it on a disc off a mag sometime and try again, but >> thanx for help Don > > I was fixing someone's PC last night and I encountered what seems like the > same problem you had/have. > > it turns out he had Microsoft's Security Essentials installed and when I > went to run a program (for password recovery) it gave me a message about > not having admin rights to run it, the program was flagged as > mallicious/untrusted and the AV package was blocking it, you can disable > the active checking or allow the program which will let you run/install it > but I would not recommend doing this! > > so I reckon it may be anti-virus software if you have it that's giving you > this problem (and if it is then there's probably a good reason for it) > > JD PRopblem disappars in diagnostic mode
From: 66oldgit on 8 Apr 2010 08:13 On Apr 7, 4:43 pm, "Colin Trunt" <co...(a)trunt.com> wrote: > "JD" <No.Re...(a)Sorry.com> wrote in message > > > >>> Hi Don > > >>> Which version of windows are you using ? > > >>> If it is Win7/Vista: > >>> then even if you are an administrator sometimes you have to right > >>> click the installer/application and select "Run as Administrator" > > >>> If it is XP: > >>> then you may be running as a limited user, if this is the case then > >>> you should start in safe mode and select the administrator account (if > >>> it is XP home there should be no password) then go to control pannel, > >>> User's, and change your username to a Administrator account. > > >>> JD > > PRopblem disappars in diagnostic mode tried that, but it still says i dont have admin rights to the Registry, so think i will have to find a prog that will restore a previous vers. oddy when i did a restore to about 4 weeks ago, the previos vers of realplayer was there, but not working. think ill call it a day ,thanx
From: Colin Trunt on 8 Apr 2010 13:37 "66oldgit" <66oldgit(a)googlemail.com> wrote in message news:dd9d5d2c-32b0-407c-92a1-d19bd746ac27(a)i25g2000yqm.googlegroups.com... On Apr 7, 4:43 pm, "Colin Trunt" <co...(a)trunt.com> wrote: > "JD" <No.Re...(a)Sorry.com> wrote in message > > > >>> Hi Don > > >>> Which version of windows are you using ? > > >>> If it is Win7/Vista: > >>> then even if you are an administrator sometimes you have to right > >>> click the installer/application and select "Run as Administrator" > > >>> If it is XP: > >>> then you may be running as a limited user, if this is the case then > >>> you should start in safe mode and select the administrator account (if > >>> it is XP home there should be no password) then go to control pannel, > >>> User's, and change your username to a Administrator account. > > >>> JD > > PRopblem disappars in diagnostic mode tried that, but it still says i dont have admin rights to the Registry, so think i will have to find a prog that will restore a previous vers. oddy when i did a restore to about 4 weeks ago, the previos vers of realplayer was there, but not working. think ill call it a day ,thanx
From: Colin Trunt on 8 Apr 2010 13:39 "Colin Trunt" <colin(a)trunt.com> wrote in message news:5vovn.652170$DL1.548940(a)newsfe25.ams2... > > "66oldgit" <66oldgit(a)googlemail.com> wrote in message > news:dd9d5d2c-32b0-407c-92a1-d19bd746ac27(a)i25g2000yqm.googlegroups.com... > On Apr 7, 4:43 pm, "Colin Trunt" <co...(a)trunt.com> wrote: >> "JD" <No.Re...(a)Sorry.com> wrote in message >> >> >> >>> Hi Don >> >> >>> Which version of windows are you using ? >> >> >>> If it is Win7/Vista: >> >>> then even if you are an administrator sometimes you have to right >> >>> click the installer/application and select "Run as Administrator" >> >> >>> If it is XP: >> >>> then you may be running as a limited user, if this is the case then >> >>> you should start in safe mode and select the administrator account >> >>> (if >> >>> it is XP home there should be no password) then go to control pannel, >> >>> User's, and change your username to a Administrator account. >> >> >>> JD >> >> PRopblem disappars in diagnostic mode > tried that, but it still says i dont have admin rights to the > Registry, so think i will have to find a prog that will restore a > previous vers. oddy when i did a restore to about 4 weeks ago, the > previos vers of realplayer was there, but not working. think ill call > it a day ,thanx > Are you the administrator? What is your login? >
From: 66oldgit on 9 Apr 2010 09:32 On Apr 8, 6:39 pm, "Colin Trunt" <co...(a)trunt.com> wrote: > "Colin Trunt" <co...(a)trunt.com> wrote in message > > news:5vovn.652170$DL1.548940(a)newsfe25.ams2... > > > > > > > > > "66oldgit" <66old...(a)googlemail.com> wrote in message > >news:dd9d5d2c-32b0-407c-92a1-d19bd746ac27(a)i25g2000yqm.googlegroups.com.... > > On Apr 7, 4:43 pm, "Colin Trunt" <co...(a)trunt.com> wrote: > >> "JD" <No.Re...(a)Sorry.com> wrote in message > > >> >>> Hi Don > > >> >>> Which version of windows are you using ? > > >> >>> If it is Win7/Vista: > >> >>> then even if you are an administrator sometimes you have to right > >> >>> click the installer/application and select "Run as Administrator" > > >> >>> If it is XP: > >> >>> then you may be running as a limited user, if this is the case then > >> >>> you should start in safe mode and select the administrator account > >> >>> (if > >> >>> it is XP home there should be no password) then go to control pannel, > >> >>> User's, and change your username to a Administrator account. > > >> >>> JD > > >> PRopblem disappars in diagnostic mode > > tried that, but it still says i dont have admin rights to the > > Registry, so think i will have to find a prog that will restore a > > previous vers. oddy when i did a restore to about 4 weeks ago, the > > previos vers of realplayer was there, but not working. think ill call > > it a day ,thanx > > Are you the administrator? > What is your login? > > > > cant remember if,when i reinstaled xp about 2yrs ago if it asked for one THEN, however i have never had a p/w to logon to my computer. not sure, if i have one inadvertedly, if i can delete it in user accounts. hth Don
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