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• Cannot create the data store: the current licence or ESXi version prohibited the execution of the requested operation.

  using vicfg-nas I am unable to create/remove a datastore nfs on my lab running esxi 6 at home. Is this not supported? Listing them works well. I can create/delete data warehouses nfs using the client to vcenter very well, but it's a little embarrassing.

  I guess that the host is allowed with the free edition of hypervisor! One of the few restrictions of the free version of hypervisor is access to the API. In order to have "write access" (i.e. change things rather than the list of them) you must run the host in evaluation mode, or license (Essentials or better).

  André

• Try to download Office 2003 on the new laptop running Windows 7. Get this, "the requested operation requires elevattion."

  I just new laptop to replace the old office.  It works with Windows 7 Premiure.  I am trying to download Office 2003 Pro but get this after I put in the code p/n.

  Line 12

  Code 800702E4

  The requested operation requires a rise.

  Thank you for your help.

  Did you first uninstalled any Office pre-installed trial version?

  You are installing from a cd or the installation of Office 2003 file? (A commercial version?)

  You are connected to the user win std account or did you create a guest account?

  If you are connected to the account admin win, rt click on the installation file and run it as admin

• Error message "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation" when running SFC scan.

  As suggested, I tried to run scannow to repair Windows Vista.  I did, but then the scan only ran up to 76%, I received the message: Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation. "How can I complete the scan and fix my Windows Vista computer

   
  Hi rdoran,
  You perform the steps from the administrator account?
  
  To determine which files can be repaired by the System File Checker tool, follow these steps:
  Step 1:
   
  NOTE: When SFC is running, it records its actions in the C:\WINDOWS\LOGS\CBS\CBS. NEWSPAPER. You can find specific entries of SFC searching [SR] tags in the newspaper.
  
  For how, see the SFC analysis details in the CBS. JOURNAL:
   
  * Open an elevated command prompt.
  
  * In the elevated command prompt, type findstr/c: "[SR]" %windir%\logs\cbs\cbs.log > %userprofile%\Desktop\sfcdetails.txt and press ENTER.
   
  * Close the elevated command prompt.
  
  * Click the sfcdetails.txt file just set your desktop to see the SFC scan details (those with the tags [SR]) to the CBS. NEWSPAPER.
   
  * You can safely delete the sfcdetails.txt file later if you wish.
  Reply back with the details in the log file.
  
  If it does not help to complete the scan, you can complete the steps below and check out them.
  
  You're able to boot in safe mode ?
   
  Step 2:
   
  For more information on how to log in to safe mode, see the following Microsoft article:
   
  Startup options (including safe mode)
   
  If you're able to boot in safe mode, you can perform a scan of the file system (CFS) auditor.
   
  Reference:
   
  How to use the System File Checker tool to fix the system files missing or corrupted on Windows Vista or Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833
  
  Step 3:
  
  In addition, you can connect to the command prompt and check the drive for errors, and check if that makes things more simple.
   
  At the command prompt, type the following command and press ENTER:
   
  Chkdsk /r
   
  Note: If bad sectors are detected when running check disk utility and attempt recovery of bad sectors is verified during the verification of the drive for errors, data in the bad sector can be lost as they tried to recover bad sectors.
   
   
  Aziz Nadeem - Microsoft Support

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• Cannot run the file: code 740, the requested operation requires a rise. After the rebellion of sniper elite v2 installation

  CreateProcess failed; code 740. The requested operation requires a rise. This game is SNIPER ELITE REBELLION V2
  Please help me if you can, I want to play this game, please help me, are any developer here?

  CreateProcess failed; code 740. The requested operation requires a rise.

  Elevation means that run the application in administrator mode. Make a right click on the application shortcut icon-> click on run as administrator. If UAC prompts, click Yes.
  If the problem persists, contact the support of rebellion here:
  http://www.rebellion.co.uk/contact/

• Cannot run the file: code 740, the requested operation requires a rise. While trying to launch Call of duty

  Cannot run the file: D:\Call-Of-Duty-Black-op2-II/redist/vcredist_*86.exe CreateProcess failed; code 740. The requested operation requires a rise. It is a game is call of duty black ops 2
  Please help me if you can, I want to play this game, please help me, are any developer here?
  Original title: cannot run the file: D:\Call-Of-Duty-Black-op2-II CreateProcess failed; code 740. The requested operation requires a rise. It is a game is Tanya call black ops 2

  Hello

  Welcome to the Microsoft community. I've surely you will help find a solution on the issue of game Call of duty .

  1 have you connected as administrator to start the game?

  2. were you able to install the game successfully?

  3. What is the brand and model of the computer?

  4. have you already compare the minimum requirements for the game runs correctly on the computer?

  Method 1:

  What are the minimum requirements for the call of duty to work. Compare specifications with your computer.

  Operating system:          Windows Vista (Service Pack 2) or Windows 7

  CPU:      Intel Core 2 Duo E8200 2.66 GHz or AMD Phenom X 3 8750 2.4 GHz

  Memory: 2 GB for 32-bit operating system or 4 GB for the 64-bit operating system

  Hard disk space: 16 GB

  Graphics hardware:        NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT 512 MB or ATI Radeon HD 3870 512 MB

  Method 2:

  I suggest to refer to this article and run the game in check with the question administrator mode.

  How to apply once with a full administrator access token?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-do-I-run-an-application-once-with-a-full-administrator-access-token

  Hope this information helps. Please reply back with the State so that we can help you.

• SFC/scannow stuck at 70 percent and I get the message "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation".

  Original title: whenever I run SFC/scannow I get to 70 percent and I get the message "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation". How can I fix this problem and complete the scan?

  Please answer with repair options and details on where to go to get there.

  If safe mode can't complete, it can be continuous malware (run malwarebytes) so clean, you will probably have to run a repair installation.

  Please download the free version of Malwarebytes.
  Update immediately.
  Do a full scan of the system
  Let us know the results at the end.

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/products

• "The requested operation requires a rise."

  Before installing Win 7 I saved a bunch of files and folders on an external hard drive. Tonight, when I tried to look at text files, I had created in Open Office, I got the error message "the requested operation requires a rise". If I right click and go to 'Properties' tab 'Security' and 'user or group name' there is a red question mark followed by a long row of numbers. (A reference to my existence of XP? Other names in this area to refer to my current system). There are options to change the permissions on 'Edit' and 'Advanced '. I don't like on these files, but I didn't change any settings that might adversely affect the program or the files of 'parent '.                                                                                                                                                              (When I created this title I had links to the forums of Vista, but the issues do not cover my problem.)

  The long row of numbers that you see in the list of accounts on the Security tab is called security ID (or a SID).  When Windows does not recognize the security identifier associated with file ACL (Access Control List / Permissions) it displays the SID.  Normally, Windows will be able to translate this SID in an account name or an alias, such as "domain\username".

  It seems that the original permissions are always associated with the files you are trying to access to and they are considered alien to the computer you are trying to access it from.  To open these files, you will need to take possession of them and give you access to read (or write/edit/delete).  This is the error message occurs.  "The requested operation requires an elevation" means that, in order to open the file, you will need high approval of a local administrator to capture and access.

  You may already be logged on to your system as a user who is a member of the local administrators, but Vista, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 offer additional layers of security to help protect your system.  This is called UAC or control user access.  Basically, even if you are the administrator Windows protects certain administrative functions with another layer of security.  You've probably seen the screen getting dimmed and a dialog asking you if you want to continue or cancel a certain operation.  It's UAC asking if you are really really really sure about what you are about to do and ensure that you're the only one doing it and not a red process or virus trying to take charge.

  In order to change the ownership of files that you can...

  1. go the properties of the folder that contains the files that needed to take possession of
  2. click on the Security tab
  3. click on Advanced
  4. click on the owner tab
  5. click on Edit...
  6. Select the account name in the change in ownership to the list that you want to support
  7. check the box, replace the owner of subcontainers and objects
  8. click on OK

  The ownership information will be updated on all objects in the folder including subcontainers (or subfolders).  Depending on the number of files and folders in your starting point there do this take a long time to complete.  Once it is down you will be able to change the security permissions you want to the files and folders (for example, control total, read-only, read & write, etc.).

  NOTE: If you are not logged in as administrator on your system, the above steps will work not like taking possession of object file requires administrator privledges.

• Parse error SFC "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation".

  Original title: my computer is messed up, and I'm unable to fix
   
  (1) double click on files will open in a new window
  (2) not possible to delete several records
  I tried to find and implement several solutions found on these forums for the 1st problem listed above. I tried to go into folder options and disable double click open files option and I tried to replace with original system files according to the http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-files/folders-open-in-new-window-despite-folder-option/5fba3897-7655-4068-8992-2d8b20063b3f and nothing has worked. I tried to run the command prompt in administrator mode to scan files using the command "sfc/scannow" and even that did not work, as when checking for 59%, it says "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation"
  I tried to create new administrator user accounts and the problem persists.
  I am also unable to delete some files. Internet Explorer would be my best and later example. I ran microsoft update, it installed IE10, and I was unable to start IE. I have not found in the list of uninstaller, so I tried to delete the files manually but Icould do not, that I needed approval from "TrustedInstaller". I played a bit with permissions and gave myself all permissions, with the exception of special permissions (which was grey), and then he said I needed the permission of 'Administrators' when I tried to delete the folder. Well, I'm on my administrator account, what the devil?
  I ran some virus scans of Malwarebytes Anti-malware, Virus of Sophos, Microsoft Security Essentials, and 2013 Bitdefender removal tool and removed something taken before implementing ALL the solutions mentioned above attempts. Try a system restore after that these scans completed, I discovered that I had no restore point before the installation of the Microsoft fix - it (i.e. when I was first trying to tackle these questions)
  Is there something I can do?

  You could make a backup of the image to a DVD or disk.

  Renee

• "The requested operation requires a rise." How do I get there?

  I am connected to a Vaio under Vista Business SP2; I have administrator privileges.  The Vaio has wireless to work for my Internet gateway, but he is unable to make a reference to primary DNS my ISP.

  All the things that I tried to fix this have doomed to failure, because "the requested operation requires a rise."  As I'm already logged as an administrator (using the user account only on the machine), what can I do?

  To run high, you right click on the program, you are from (for example, the line command) and click on "run as Administrator".

• "The requested operation requires a rise." What does that mean?

  I am installing a program through CD and an error message when running file keeps telling me, "the requested operation requires a rise." -What this means and what I can do about it?

  You can solve this problem, you click on the right button of the mouse on the Setup (for example, setup.exe) and use the menu "run as administrator".

  You are the only standard user without admin rights and this way switch you to administrator rights to install the new application.

  LC

• BitLocker: Could not complete the requested operation because of...

  Two days ago Windows 10 was running on my laptop. BitLocker has been on two disks (D and E). For some reason, I have formated Win 10 and do a new install of Windows 7 Ultimate. After installation, when I unlock the drive D, it works very well. But I can't unlock the E drive. When I enter the password, the message "Could not complete the requested operation due to a catastrophic media failure or corruption of data on the disk structure."
  I'm sure that the password is correct at 100%, but I do not have any file recovery. Can someone help me?

  Hi NooriSAN,

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community.

  According to the description of the problem, you cannot unlock a drive locked by Bitlocker key and get error message: "Could not complete the requested operation due to a catastrophic media failure or corruption of data on the disk structure."

  This could be if defective media stored on database security, or a program in the security software error has caused corruption on disk.

  For reference I suggest you to return the items mentioned below.

  In Windows 7 BitLocker Drive Encryption: frequently asked Questions

  Overview of BitLocker Drive encryption

  What are the main issues for Bitlocker?

  Hope that the information provided is useful. Let us know if you have any concerns related to Windows. We will be more than happy to help you.

  Kind regards

• Install Rosetta Stone on Windows 7 computer, gives the error "the requested operation requires a rise."

  I tried to install Rosetta Stone on my computer and the error message "the requested operation requires a rise" is displayed after clicking on run installer.  I tried to go to all programs, accessories, right-click on command prompt, click run as administrator, STILL the ERROR MSG APPEARS ALWAYS.  All know what to do?

  * original title - "the requested operation requires a rise" for Windows 7 *.

  Right click on the Rosetta stone installation file, and then click Run as administrator.

  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password, and then click on continue.

  If you use a CD:

  How can I install software on a disk?

  1. Insert the CD/DVD
  2. If the automatic program start just start the installation. If the CD is not automatic open start Windows Explorer - click on start, then click computer.
  3. in the Windows Explorer window, open the drive that contains the installation files. For example, if they are on a CD or DVD open that drive or the letter of the disk drive.
  4. in the disk that contains your files, look for either a configuration or installation of the file. Right click on the Setup program file that you are trying to install, and then click Run as administrator.

  Questions about installing Windows 7?
  FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions from Installation Windows 7 & responses

• That's why when I type ipconfig/flushdns in windows command prompt, it shows the requested operation requires a rise?

  Why when I type ipconfig/flushdns in windows works it shows that the requested operation requires a rise?

  Because you must run the command prompt with administrator for most active IPCONFIG commands to work correctly.  Just because your account is that an administrator account does not give appropriate rights as it did in XP.  Passive commands such as interfaces to display work correctly with a normal account, but commands like release, renewal and flushdns require that you run as administrator command prompt.

• music file will not play in second hard drive double click Error "" the requested operation requires a rise ".

  Original title: music file won't play second hard drive by double click.

  Windows 7 ultimate/64

  I have a second hard drive on which I store my music files. If I open a player (Foobar is what I use now) and open the music file in the program, he plays very well, since the second HD.

  But if I double click on the music file (.mp3, usually), I get the message:

  "The requested operation requires a rise."

  I think it should open in the player by default when I do that.

  I remember well, it wasn't the case when I started to use this computer (it's fairly new), while something might have changed.
  I have the .mp3, .wav etc all default extensions for the Foobar player program.

  I went through elaborate measures to appropriate the entire disk and have granted full permissions for me as a user, following to the letter one of the many sites of the detailed instructions for this operation. But there is no help in sight.
  Original title: music file won't play second hard drive by double click

  So I can let my reader opens a music file leave a second drive, but I can't call him by double click or click right/context citing the player. When I do that, nothing happens, but I don't get the message "requires a rise."

  Every time I think that I am getting to know Windows 7, something like this happens. Avoid to receive life dull, of course.

  Thanks a lot for your suggestions. I've pretty much exhausted my own attempts.

  Jack

  Update: I think I've solved the problem. I have no idea that what caused it, but here's what fixed it:

  1 uninstalled Foobar with usual Control Panel uninstall
  2A through the startup disk everything and delete folders or files with the name "foobar" in them.
  3 did the same for the registry (creating a point of restoration first, of course)
  4 restarted
  5 download and install Foobar.

  Yes.

  Works very well.

  A big thank you to all who responded.

  Jack