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  The system administrator has set policies to prevent installation of iTunes under Windows Vista.

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  I tried installing GoFlex Home on my personal computer from the installation CD but showed an error message to half way through: "the system administrator has set policies to prevent installation. I am the system administrator and you are wondering how to set or adjust the 'policies' for easy installation. Thank you for sharing.

  Hello

  Try a right click on it - and then run as administrator

• The system administrator has set policies to prevent installation

  Im trying to install Steam from the internet to check the Empire: Total War. When I try to download the software from the site, I get the above message. (The system administrator has set policies to prevent installation)

  Its my computer personal and to my knowledge, I never put the policies in place. How can I check this?

  See you soon,.

  Russ

  Suggestion:

  Turn off User Account Control (UAC).
  Try to install.
  If it works, please make sure you turn UAC.

  Where is the UAC:

  Start button > Control Panel > column on the left, select Classic view > user accounts > select user accounts enable or disable > uac prompt > uncheck "use account control...". "

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• Windows 7 op system. error "system admin has set policies to prevent installation" when try to uninstall

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  I am the only user and shown as an administrator on the computer system.

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  Hello emc8

  Try to use the Microsoft FixIt tool to uninstall applications. Microsoft FixIt can help when programs do not want to install or uninstall.
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  2. asked about if you want to choose options or run automatically, choose "automatically".
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  4 Microsoft FixIt will then list all the programs currently installed, and you can select the one you want to uninstall. Start with what ever you prefer.
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• Error installing game; administrator has set policies to prevent installation

  try to install a game on my computer and he repeats to me (the system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation.) How to solve this problem?

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  Normally for this problem, you would right-click on the setup.exe games > run as admin.

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• Cannot install new programs as "system administrator has set policies to prevent Installation.

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  1. you are the administrator of the computer?
  2 do you have standard user permissions to install programs?

  It seems that this administrator has blocked installation of programs on the computer. (UAC) user account controls have been set accordingly. If you are the computer administrator, you can try to connect as an administrator and see if you can install the programs correctly. You can also try to change UAC settings to solve the problem.

   

  You can check the links below for more information-

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-is-user-account-control

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-are-user-account-control-settings

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/how-do-I-change-the-behavior-of-the-user-account-control-message

   

  I hope this helps.

• "The administrator system has set policies to prevent this installation" error install Steam .msi program

  Hi, I am trying to install the Steam (http://store.steampowered.com/about/) software, and I can't seem to. The steam program is an .msi file, and unlike the programs .exe, when I click right there is no option to 'run as administrator '.

  According to the instructions I connected as the 'administrator' on my computer (it's one PC at home to the unique user ID is the ID of the admin), but every time I try to install it it stops with this message: "the system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation. I am running Vista.

  I tried Googling this issue, there seems to be a common problem for some, however, it doesn't seem to be a single solution (which does not require a degree in rocket science). I'm quite honestly only a basic computer user (I say this so you don't expect me to know how to get into the registry or anything exotic like that), so if you could help with instructions on how to fix this it would be much appreciated.

  By suggestion of Steam, I have updated my Microsoft Installer (4.5). This did not help.

  Thank you very much.

  Ah, I did it - did not work. The error message is actually a bit of a herring - turns out he can appear for a variety of reasons.

  Turns out that my gut wasn't about it being a registry problem... the MS Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable entries had broken somehow, preventing the installation of all instances of the same Windows install. Of course, most installers begin with MSVC Redist installation, that's why they were all fail. Fortunately, I didn't have to change the registry manually.

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  and the event log contains the following event log. Please note that I am not interested in discussing questions about the installation in normal mode. I would like to know if there is any way to do this in safe mode only. I edited the registry to activate the MSIServer installer of Windows start in SafeMode with networking and also entered the local->-> application Software Restriction policies and checked security settings all users except administrators is enabled. Always make the same mistake.

  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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  Event source: MsiInstaller
  Event category: no
  Event ID: 1008
  Date: 10/05/2012
  Time: 07:58:53
  User: ABC-4CF5B2F6216\VICTOR
  Computer: ABC-4CF5B2F6216
  Description:
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  For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

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  Hello Bruce_on_Maui,

  See if you are using a command-line high, who can help with your problem.

  1 - Open command prompt in administrator mode (start--> Accesseries--> right click on command prompt, select run as administrator

  2 - Run the file msi or .exe from command prompt

  3. now check and see if you can complete your installation

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you

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• The installation message of "the system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation" get steam.

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  are you encounter this problem with all the programs install you or just this?

  Right-click on your program and select "run as Administrator"

  or try the following steps

  1 - click Start and type local security policy and then press enter

  2. in the left side select Software Restriction policies

  3. on the right-hand side, double click on 'Application'

  4. in the title of "Software restriction policies apply to the folling user", select all users except local administrator click "Ok" and restart the PC

  Hope this helps.

• the system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation

  I looked through the forum and have tried all the options. I try to install the total war empire on my laptop. I installed other games and never had a problem. When I click on install it as upward with the system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation. Once I click ok it said failed to run the script. Ive went through all files and run by administrator but the same message appears. Ive said I checked this forum and followed all the steps, as much as I could do but still nothing. Any help would be great. Thank you.

  mr2zircon92,
  Is the only program that you experience this problem with?  If Yes can you install the demo version on their website?   You can also right click on the Setup disk file and select "Run as Administrator" and see if that helps.  Let us know the results of these elements. Mike - Engineer Support Microsoft Answers
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• Try to install iTunes but computer says that administrator has set policies to prevent this installation.

  original title: help please

  try to download itunes on my computer, but it says administrator has set policies to prevent this installation how do I get it to where I can change this and download itunes

  You can download other programs or is this just a problem with iTunes. ?

  I suggest that you do a right-click on the itunes file and select "Run as Administrator".
  This helps to get installed it?

  Answer please come back and let us know.

  Thank you

• Call of duty Modern Warfare 2 error: the system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation.

  I have Windows Vista.

  When you try to install COD MW2 disc, I get the following message is displayed:

  The system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation.

  Then it continues with the installation of the first disc perfectly, but the problem occurs with the second disc. When you are prompted to enter the second drive I do and he doesn't recognize. The drive doesn't look like it runs as if it is scanned intermittently. STEAM will freeze and (no response) as well as menu my computer and the DVD disk drive. So far, I can't find any solution to my problem.

  I had the game earlier on the same pc but had to uninstall STEAM temporarily.

  Any help would be appreciated! Thank you.

  Thank you for your response. However I can't find the "local security policy" in administrative tools. Not sure if it's because of Vista.

  However I managed to the second drive yesterday after many many attempts. It seemed to work when I changed the AutoPlay settings to open the folder and view the files. I have no idea why, but he was able to read the disc in this way, after a few attempts.

  Thanks anyway. :)