why does it say to rerun application thru administrators accoount?
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The local administrator has access to system files and folders that the application changes during installation. You can change your access by going to Control Panel, User Accounts.
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When the new software needs to alter the Windows system files or configurations, it must be restarted.  If not, then it can just be run.
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use admin or administrator and see if that does tha trick
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Hi, this can occur if you have not designated an admin password during install.\n\nyou can do this by going to start>settings>control panel>users and passwords\nset up that "users have to enter a password" This will allow you to do just that..\n\nWhen you are done, uncheck "users must enter password"  this way windows will continue to log you on as usual...\n\nhope that helps.
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it depends on how many programs you running and if it gives you a message befor it resatrs and whay windows you running i know ME used to do that. also it could be a virus.
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Use your OS installation disk.  Run the "Install Bundled Software Only" installer.  From there, you can specify what applications to re-install (utilites only).
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If you're not admin you don't. \n\nI for one don't want normal users messing around with the systems that I look after, which is why they have no access rights to do anything in Task Manager, no way to change display properties etc
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you can use reg cleaner or just disable it in msconfig\nyou can run msconfig on run... just type msconfig
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Hi,\n\nIf you were hired to do the update, the company which hired you should have given you the proper credentials to log in and update the content you are supposed to.  This means they needed to set up an account on the web server first.  You cannot just become an administrator from your computer.  This is as far as I will go because I don't want to un-knowingly enable a Denial of Service attack on a website or indirectly cause damage to another machine.
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In most cases it depends on the programs that are residing in ur primary memory(RAM). Generally lot many programs related to certain softwares u have in ur system reside in ur RAM there by cramping the space for the normal processes to run.\n\nIn general, all these program/processes need not reside in ur primary memory & can be called when u use that particular software only.\n\nGo to Run. Type msconfig, go to start up menu & there delete all the unwanted programs.
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1. backup your registry\n2. goto start | run |regedit\n3. goto key HKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;Software&#92;\nMicrosoft&#92;\nWindows&#92;\nCurrentVersion&#92;Policies&#92;\nExplorer and change value data in NoFolderOptions to 0\n\n4. do the same for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;Software&#92;\nMicrosoft&#92;Windows&#92;\nCurrentVersion&#92;Policies&#92;\nExplorer
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Not possible every time but here's the concept .\n\nThere has to be some place on the computer where the program stores it's info ..regarding the no. of uses or date etc . Every installation checks this and gets to know whether program has expired or if the program hasn't been registerd . \n  In many cases , this info is stored in the operatng system's registry (can be accessed by start->run->regedit) .If all the registry entries for the program and all of the installed files are deleted , then there's no way to determine that the same program was installed previously .Hence , if the same program is instaled on the same PC but with a new operating system , it would still work ,coz the registry entries aren't there .Hope this helps ..
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I think u should disable the "Run As" option :)\nand if someone knew the Admin's password, why doesn't he/she login as "Administrator" ? why must "Guest" ?
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if you have a welcome screen, make sure there are no programs running if they do restart the computer, when u are at the welcome screen again then press alt ctrl del twice then type in administrator
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i'm a computer programmer and that falls into the area of ghost in the work, there's probably some process attached to the thing your trying to delete still running. If you don't know which one it is simply reboot and try again.\n\nIf that doesn't work, close all process that are using your name. And try again.\n\nALT+CTRL+Delete to get to the process's.
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Sounds like you need to be logged on to the computer with an account that has the rights to be an "administrator" before you will be able to use or install the program.  Go into the control panel and click on the user accounts icons.  Hopefully one of the accounts in there will have "administrator" rights. You would need to use that account to run the program.  You can also "change your account type" to administrator for your account so that it can run the program.
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In answering your question I will assume that you have a Windows XP computer.  It would also be very helpful if you could provide further technical information about your computer system and can describe the computer’s behaviour in more details, otherwise most people can only provide you with general information. For an example of what information you can provide, visit my web site resources below.\n\nDoes Windows need all those 40+ processes?  Some processes may be running more than once as they may be needed by more than one application dependng on what it is that you are running.  Other processess are mandatory for Windows to function reliably.  But you may also have malicious processes running and these are the ones that you want to delete permanently.  The only way that I know to find out about all those Windows processes is to search for more information about each one using a process library database. When you discover a malicious process, delete it and restart your computer to see if it comes up again.  If it does appear again, then you need to do a deeper and thorough scan of your computer to remove the root application.\n\nCheck out the resources below for additional tools and information to help you out.