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• FAQ (27): the SDM requires administrator rights to run?

  When I launch SDM, it happens with this dialog box. Is this normal?

  

  Yes. SDM requires administrator rights because it requires the appropriate rights to update or apply SoftPaq updates to your computer.

  The above message appears only if UAC (User Access Control) is turned on and that the user doesn't have administrator rights. For more information about UAC, please visit this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_Account_Control

  UNFORTUNATELY, the SDM version 3.5.0.0 (later from this post) has a problem where it wrong will not recognize the user as administrator if UAC is enabled.

  If you have the SDM version 3.5.0.0, have active UAC and you are logged on under an account that has administrator rights and SDM displays the dialog box above, please note that this is a bug found ONLY in the SDM 3.5.0.0 version and will be fixed with the next version.
  
  In the meantime, there are two solutions we can suggest you to work around this problem:

  (1) Although not recommended, you can disable UAC and reboot for the changes to take effect. We do not recommend this approach because UAC protects the computer against attacks. We include this option only for purposes of completeness.

  2) RECOMMENDED WORKAROUND: Force MDS to start with administrator right.  To do this, please follow these steps to work around the problem, until a new version of SDM is available:

  1. Open Windows Explorer.
  2. Go to C:\Program Files (x 86) \Hewlett-Packard\HP SoftPaq Download Manager. Note: If you have a 32-bit operating system, navigate to C:\Program Hewlett-Packard HP SoftPaq Download Manager.
  3. Right click on the file "SoftPaqDownloadManager.exe".
  4. Select "Run as Administrator" from the context menu.

  

• Portege R500 - USB key requires administrative rights

  I have problem with Portege R500, when the user (from the power users group) Insert the new flash memory, XP requires administrative rights. For security reasons I can't give the user administrator rights. I have
  I never have this problem on other portable Toshiba (Tecra A4, S2, M1...) Please help :-)

  What about the case is clear, if the user wan to access the flash memory module inserted that he needs an admin rights

  What you could do is to assign admin rights only for this particular application, which is responsible for flash memory.

  I put t know exactly what applications it is but I guess on these program needs the right admin; Memory card SD, SD memory boot utility, format etc.

  To assign the authorization right right click on the applications and select Properties.
  Here, you have to choose the call of the Security tab.
  Then select the user and allow the full control option.

  Maybe it helps

• LegeCy medical application requires administrator rights to run on Windows XP but application resides on the SBS 2008 Server

  Hi all

  Application is a medical Client / Server using SQL in the database model. and resides on the SBS 2008 with XP Server and client computers.

  Rather that to load the client on windows XP, it would not sense to simply run the application console using the Terminal Server services and configure the application to start an hour of connection on. Given that the application requires administrator rights to run, how can I assign admin right only on demand, so when they connect, they can use the application with the given admin rights but do not have access to the rest of the server or control?

  Been awhile and a very little bit of rust, but I know it should be easy... losing sleep reading my series of the voume of support docs... :)

  Hello

  The question you have posted is related to servers and will be well suited in the TechNet community. Click on the link below.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer

  Thanks and regards.

  Thahaseena M
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer.
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Dropbox requires administrator rights to continue, but could not raise (an error unexpected ole32::CoCreatGuid (i sr1) I)

  Hi, I keep getting the error message: Dropbox requires administrator rights to continue, but could not raise (an unexpected error (error unexpected ole32::CoCreatGuid (i sr1) I) when trying to install Dropbox, but I can not install and update other programs.)  My antivirus found 3 viruses today and removed. I can't reinstall Windows is an option, but I am abroad now and do not want to do it until I got home...
  Please, help :)

  I think that you have already found a solution for this problem.

  But my problem was a little like you, when the box has been commissioning it fails due to administrator permissions.

  Solution:

  -> Open TaskManager

  -> Go to startup

  -> Select Dropbox and press the left button of the mouse to properties

  -> A obtained the compatibility chart

  -> Check the box "run this program as Administrator"

  Fact.

• CC now requires administrator rights, why?

  We have a group of CC accounts who are sitting behind a firewall for business on managed computers.  until today, everything CC installed properly and without problems.  We had to open the ports to adobe at first, but everything worked without problem.

  Now if I open Office CC, I am prompted with a update or quit message, if I try to update I have now tells me that I don't have sufficient administrator rights.  in truth, I never did! I never needed them for adobe CC.  So, why the change?

  To save me strenuous exercise of HIM asking to try to find out what can be done.  Nobody knows what can be done to solve this problem...

  should I ask HIM to do?

  Do not give the full administrator rights!

  I can't believe that adobe would force a requirement for administrator rights, except potentially the market of the client company.

  Any help appreciated,

  Thank you

  Chris

  I got a server error, Unknow, trying to log as a normal user, so I found this trick and solve all my problems:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/creative-cloud/KB/unknown-Server-Error-launching-cc.html

• CS5 requires administrator rights?

  I work in a COMPUTER assistance service, and many of our users who are just beginning to get Adobe CS5 are experancing problems.

  All of our users DO not have the admin rights.

  Whenever they launch Photoshop cs5, this is the mistake they receive:

  The instruction at "0x0fcaa8dc" referenced memory at "0x000b0000". The memory could not be "read".

  Screenshot:http://imgur.com/LISVn.jpg

  When we run the program with an administrator account, it opens fine without any errors.

  It's the first version of Adobe CS that we encountered this problem with. CS4 was running like a champ before for all non-admin users.

  Anyone know if there are some files that I need permission to get this to work for our users.

  Thank you.

  -Ash-

  PS: News Extra:

  We are running Windows XP SP3 x 86.

  We are on a field

  Photoshop requires no administrator rights.

  Are you sure you're running 12.0.1?  There was a related bug permissions to 12.0, but which was fixed in the version of the dowry of several months ago.

  Get the full error log would help identify what component/DLL crashes.

• one of my games requires administrator rights and I have them whats wrong with it?

  So im trying to update one of my games, but he said I need administrative rights to update and I am the administrator so what am I, I suppose to do?

  Hello

  I suggest you follow the article below and check if it helps:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/how-do-I-allow-an-application-to-run-once-with-a-full-administrator-access-token-in-UAC

  Hope this helps,

• Windows Vista does not work for all programs requiring administrator rights

  I have Windows Vista Business SP1 on a Dell XPS laptop. He worked from 3-4 years. It seems that after a recent update (in the last week), I rebooted the laptop and after that Vista can not run programs that require administrator privileges. This includes most of the items in the Panel, the observer of events, computer management, elevated command prompt and so on.

  After logging in, I get a notification of the task bar that says "Windows cannot connect to the customer service group policy."

  When I try to any program requiring administrative privileges (for example, msconfig), I get an error "Windows cannot find C:\Windows\system32\msconfig.exe. Make sure you typed the name correctly and try again"

  I restored the system (from safe mode) for a day where it seems to be ok, but the problem remains.

  The sound in the system tray icon is a trademark of the Red Cross on it, but sounds work ok.

  Analyses of virus through McAfee (all installed updates and latest virus definitions) showed no signs of the virus.

  As already mentioned in the original post, System Restore does not resolve the problem. I got to the new vista installation to fix the problem. Some windows updates and reboot after applying the update seems to be the cause.

• Vista always requires administrative rights when downloading software

  My user account in Vista is labeled as an administrator.
  This is the only account on the laptop.

  However whenever I download a program for example it still makes me download into the folder "downloads" that I did not have permission from the administrator to download where I choose.

  Anyone know why this is the case and how to solve this please?

  'Real' Vista administrator account is disabled by default, so even if you are an administrator, you need real administrator privileges to do certain tasks.

  What you can try, it is right click on the Internet Explorer icon and choose 'run as administrator '.

  Or try another browser such as Firefox.

• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 required administrator rights

  I have Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 (I know, I know) and when I try to run it from a limited account, I get an error stating that I have administrator privileges. Is it possible to replace that or enter my password once? I don't need my children asking me my password every time they want to play. It doesn't seem like it does all what changes the computer, why can't it be used in a user account only limited?

  Specifications of the computer:

  • HP (not sure of the exact model number)
  • Windows XP SP3 (fully updated)
  • AMD Athlon X 2 Dual Core 4400 + @2.19 Ghz
  • 1 GB OF RAM
  • Graphic ATI Express 200 Radon

  I don't mind enter my password once to grant access, I'm not only you have to enter it every time my kids want to play. Thank you for your help.

  This is normal.

  As a work around, follow these steps:

  1. Click on the shortcut or the name of the program file.
  2. Click Advanced, click run with different credentials, and then click OK.
  3. Start the program.
  4. When you are prompted, type an administrator user ID and password.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/893677

• All actions that require administrator crash explore rights

  Hi all

  I am the only user and administrator of a laptop 2 years running Windows 7. Since a few weeks I'm having the following problem:

  Every time I try to do anything that requires administrator rights - anything with the small blue and yellow shield icon or anything that triggers the popup user account control - action fails, the browser freezes and folders, start menu etc will not work again until I restart the computer. This includes for example

  • uninstall programs
  • Copy / move files in certain folders such as Program Files
  • run as administrator
  • elevated command prompt
  • Account user and UAC settings

  It is a particularly annoying question because that's a lot of steps that I would usually take to try to solve the Windows completely unavailable to me. In fact, I fear that a type of Windows backup & restore or re - install wizard may also fail because I am unable to do anything requiring a UAC confirmation.

  Additional information:

  • the problem appeared when I tried to delete a folder called C:\d674b4d8ac649aa28b5935e3e33163 (I can't open it even and I don't know what it is)
  • When the Explorer froze and I force a restart, an error message appears briefly before the stop. ("Too other files are currently used by 16-bit programs. Quit one or more 16-bit programs, or increase the value of the FILES command in your config.sys file. »)

  What can I do to fix this problem and regain control of my laptop?

  This does not resolve the issue.

  OK, here's the next steps when running in Mode safe:

  • Re-run msconfig.exe, then do this:
    1. click on the Services tab.
    2. check the box that hide all Microsoft services.
    3. uncheck all remaining hatches.
  • Run this command from a command prompt:
    SFC.exe/scannow

  If this does not resolve the problem when booting in Normal Mode, so I am unable to offer any other suggestions.

• Whenever I try to install or to uninstall I get the message, you must have administrator rights

  original title: Vista administrator rights

  Whenever I try to install or to uninstall I get the message, you must have administrator rights. I signed all the senses and no luck, I want to get rid of this problem. Hope someone can help

  Whenever I try to install or to uninstall I get the message, you must have administrator rights. I signed all the senses and no luck, I want to get rid of this problem. Hope someone can help

  This isn't a problem.
  It's a design to prevent unauthorized users to perform certain tasks.
  Installation and uninstallation are some of these tasks that require administrator rights.

  If you are not an administrator, or you do not have an administrator password, you can not install or uninstall.
  Not another way around it.

  For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• Administrator rights removed by child.

  I gave my son administrator access to the family computer because I was tired to enter the admin password whenever he tried to start a program that requires administrator rights. He returned the favor by removing my password and change my account to a standard user account and will not give me the admin password so I can reset the security, because he knows he will lose the privilege of admin I granted him permanantly. Short of wiping the hard drive, is there an easy way to get started with the installation CD and replace the security file to access again? or am I better off to reset the computer to the restore point where I gave him access? I want to teach my 12 years that it is not more intelligent than his old man! I just want to really see the expression on his face when it starts the computer to see 'standard user' next to his name, because he was so proud of lock me out, and it's something that can't happen. I need to be able to inspect the computer and see what kind of * it is to enter in.

  Use your Windows repair CD to start the computer in Repair Mode, and then use the system restore to set Windows to a point before the password has changed.

  Then, you will need to plan ahead a little. Giving the one and only master away password seems a little myopic, that's an understatement. Create, test, and document a spare account right now, and then create a regular account for your son.
  Compatible Windows 7 program delivery requires NO admin password. What are the programs is your son that require admin passwords?

• Administrator rights for CP9

  Hi all.  Our friendly staff of the TI, for security reasons, have removed us the rights administrator on our PC.  Because Captivate requires administrator rights to work properly, they have somehow allowed admin for Captivate only rights.  If the application runs successfully, except the help - updates option is grayed out and unavailable.  So I can't run Adobe Application Manager (or whatever it's called) and have no idea when one of Adobe applications, I installed (I have the e-Learning Suite) are updated.  So my question is, how can I be made aware of updates to the Adobe software?  I have check the Adobe Captivate Blog everyday and keep an eye on this Forum Captivate.  Is there another source of update notice?

  Does not not even mentioning if there is an update, can I install it is more - I need to get the COMPUTER staff to do.  It's a crazy finish reaction in my opinion, but my opinion is not enough.

  Thanks for your suggestions.

  I always try to talk about newly released patches everywhere... but important fixes are going to be spoken on the blog of Captivate I trust.