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• Error during the downloading of any software on the computer: you do not have the necessary permissions to use all the features of the program you are about to run. You can run this program...

  Original title: administrator password

  Hi, I'm Jays

  I am running a windows vista, dell computer operating and so I would like to download a software on it, he asks an administrator password. The problem is that I don't have an admin password.

  There is one account on this computer, and it is not password protected.

  The entire message says:

  You do not have the necessary permissions to use all the

  features of the program you are about to run. You can run this

  program under a different name or continue to run the program as the

  current user.

  [checkbox] Current user (Dell-Dell-PC)

  [checked] Run the program as the following:

  User name: administrator

  Password: [BLANK]

  If I click on the area of the current user, it will not let me continue

  as I don't know the password, it displays a message when enter is pressed.

  What's wrong?

  Hello

  1. don't you make changes on the computer before this problem?
  2. I would like to confirm if you have found this quick installation of programs or by downloading programs? If you get this fast downloading then which browser do you use?

  If get you this error message during the installation of a program and then try to run or install the program with administrator privileges.

  Steps to run the file with administrator privileges:

  1. right click on the executable file of the program and select run as administrator

• You can run a program entirely in virtual memory?

  Can I run a program entirely in virtual memory?

  You can run a program in virtual memory. Virtual memory is then supported by a combination of memory, physical and pagefile.

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• a pop up keeps saying your system administrator has blocked you from running this program, do not know what the problem

  ORIGINAL TITLE: Please help!

  a pop up keeps saying your system administrator has blocked you from running this program, do not know what the problem is please help

  Right-click on the program in question and click Run as administrator,

  When you are prompted, enter the administrator password.

  If you don't know what type of account you have.

  Click on the Start button in the taskbar and click on photo of your user name at the top.

  

  

• You can run windows xp next to another windows xp?

  I want to install windows xp gamers addition next to my windows xp professional, how can I do?

  Hello

  Windows XP gamer edition is not an authenticated to Microsoft operating system. Windows XP Gamer edition is a fan of the original Windows XP operating system change.

  Microsoft does not support editing pirated Windows.

  NOTE: Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be resolved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

• When the computer starts first to the top, a window titled "run as" the question "which user account do you want to use to run this program?

  Original title: which user account you want to use to run this program?

  I use a computer that is running Windows XP SP3. Recently, when the computer starts first to the top, a window will appear titled ' run as ' the question "which user account do you want to use to run this program?" with two radio buttons. The default selection is "Current user" and there is a checkbox to "protect my computer and data from unauthorized program activity. The other button is for "the next user. I have to click 'OK' before you can run any programs.

  There is only one user on the computer. Why has this window began to appear and can I get rid of him?

  Hello

  That you recently installed which triggers this popup message initially upwards?

  You can try to perform a clean boot and check if it helps.

  A clean boot to check if startup item or services to third-party application is causing this issue.

  You can read the following article to put the computer in a clean boot:

  How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" State

  Note: Make sure that you put the computer to a Normal startup once you have completed troubleshooting.

• Which user account you want to use to run this program?

  That fairly recently, when I click to start Firefox, and just before it actually opens, I has the following screen:

  "Which user account do you want to use to run this program?

  I did some internet research and it seems as if many people have encountered this same problem.

  What is the cause, is it dangerous for my computer, and how can I get rid of this message?

  Make sure that Firefox is not set to run as administrator.

  Right click on the desktop Firefox shortcut and choose "Properties".

  Make sure that all items are disabled in the tab "Compatibility" in the Properties window.

  • Privilege level: "Run this program as Administrator" should not be selected
  • "Run this program in compatibility mode for:" must not be selected

  Also check the firefox.exe program properties in the program Firefox (C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\) folder.

• Which account you want to use to run this program?

  A week ago, just after installation of Microsoft Update, when I start my computer, a box came who said: run as.  Which account you want to use to run this program? [x] current [of user\Owner] protect my computer and data from unauthorized program activity. This option can prevent computer viruses from harming your computer or personal data, BUT selecting it might cause the program to function properly. Current use is already checked, and my options are to check I want is not protected, or cancel. I tried all the options, or just close the box. What is the devil? Why should I see it every time I start my computer? And, more importantly, why would I want to when, "selecting risk the program work correctly?" How can I get rid of this annoying box, since I already have Kaspersky as a guard dog? Thanks, Tess

  No, you are not condemned.

  To make the warning "diagnostic mode" Begone, re - run msconfig and select the radio to "Normal startup" button (cela re - automatically checks the Java update box, as well as all the other boxes you might get UN-ticked).

  The way you described your original message is a bit confusing.  Messages request 'which account you want to use' - what are the choices presented to you?

  Run as.  Which account you want to use to run this program? [x] current [of user\Owner]

  Is the account that you sign normally called "owner"?

  You have an x in the box in front of "Current user" - If the current user IS 'Owner' what does the other box reference?  It may be a better representation of the pop - up:

  Run as
  Which account you want to use to run this program?
  [] Current user / owner
  [] Protect my computer and data from unauthorized program activity. This option can prevent computer
  viruses from harming your computer or personal data, BUT selecting it can cause the program to
  work correctly.

  That is, we really give you a choice of the accounts, but only the current account or anything.

  When you go to control panel > user accounts, is the account that you are connected to a "Computer administrator" or "limited account"?

  You need to do some detective work more:

  • In the Startup tab, run msconfig and uncheck ALL items.  If the "RunAs" message does not come to the top, you know that one of these elements is the culprit.  Selectively, double-check items (you can do as a group to save time re-boot) and re-start until you determine what startup item causes the error.  Once you have identified the startup item that is causing the problem, post back with his name and I will try to help you determine what to do about it.
  • The "RunAs" message continues even with all uncontrolled startup items, you going to dig deeper.  Reset things to normal by selecting the option "Normal startup" button and follow the steps.  I'll look at other things that start when Windows starts and see if I can suggest the next steps.
  1. Download Autoruns http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx --> here
  2. Extract the files (right click on the zip file downloaded file and choose "extract all")
  3. Run Autoruns by double clicking on autoruns.exe (not autorunsC.exe).
  4. When the scan is complete, click file > save and save AutoRuns.arn in a place where you can find it later
  5. Download AutoRuns.arn on your SkyDrive (go to https://skydrive.live.com/ and log in with the same name of user and password that allows you to connect to ask questions here)
  6. Right click on the file downloaded and select 'Sharing' then 'Get link' and 'display only '.  Copy the link and post it in your next reply here.  See http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/skydrive/share-file-folder

• I need to know how stop the automatic updates, secondly how do I substitute him "you can't run this program on this pc?

  First of all, I need to know how to stop the automatic updates, second how to replace him "you can't run this program on this pc?  I SWEAR THAT IF HE SAID THAT HE AGAIN THAT I WILL BREAK IT INTO PIECES. Then I'll go buy an android tablet.  Surface, hate hate 8

  Yes running of programs that are not on the store is not possible. It is not a parameter or artificial, it's just that the RT line uses what is called an ARM chipset, also known as RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Chip).  Literally, he cannot read the compiled code of complete programs.  Same reason you can't run Adobe Photoshop on an iPhone, just CPU cannot decode the program.  But on the good side of things, it cannot launch virus either, so he made the first version of Windows that cannot get 'gunked up' over time. It works like an iPad and have a continuous and consistent performance for a lifetime. I'm sad that they abandoned it so fast, I know a lot of people who could use this service.

  Anyway, you can skip the connection at startup.  There is in fact in two ways.  Unless you do a lot of "full stops", I recommend enter Power Options and setting by turning off the "password required when you wake up sleep."  Which will remove the requirement for password of sleep/wake, but if the device never complete a boot will always be a password.  This is a good compromise for safety and security, so if the device is lost or stolen, it eventually crashes when the battery is dead.

  But if you want to delete this, you should be able to do it by running the command NETPLWIZ, as described here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOYmY-6Wd3Y

• When I click on the tile of the camera the message appears 'this application requires permissions to use your camera. You can change this in the settings of the application.

  Windows 8; When I click on the tile of the camera the message appears 'this application requires permissions to use your camera. You can change this in the settings of the application.

  I tried but in vain.

  Please how to handle the change to allow the use of the camera?

  Thank you

  Original title: w8. photo app. authorization; application settings

  Hi TG,.

  Please make sure you have a backup of your photo album compilation. Not because of the Windows 8.1 upgrade, but for lack of material, viruses, etc.

  To activate the Defender, you must uninstall AVG. I find the Defender to be better than AVG, it is my recommendation.

  My Advisor is to make sure the system is fully updated and backup before moving on to 8.1. So take your time in making the upgrade. Let the system updated as it should be all automated.

• "For reasons of security, this program will not work while system debuggers are active. Please remove or disable the system debugger before attempting to run this program again. »

  "For reasons of security, this program will not work while system debuggers are active. Please remove or disable the system debugger before attempting to run this program again. »

  This message appears whenever I try to open Video Edit Magic, I already turned off Norton.
  Try to adjust the compatibility setting and run...

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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/get-apps-devices-working

• I signed up for CC. I don't know that this Dreamweaver will come into conflict with my older version of CS5. You can run two versions of the DW on a single computer?

  I signed up for CC. I don't know that this Dreamweaver will come into conflict with my older version of CS5. You can run two versions of the DW on a single computer?

  You can run two versions of the DW on a single computer?

  Yes.  Please do not duplicate messages.

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• This product has met a problem whick requires that you restart your computer until you can run.  If you continue to see this message after you restart your computer, please contact your support of Adobe technicaln or administrartor IT

  I get this window when you try to open Photoshop CS4 (64 bit):

  =====================================================

  This product has encountered a problem which requires that you

  Restart your computer before you can run.

  If you continue to see this message after restarting your computer, please

  Contact your COMPUTER administrator or Adobe technical support to help you,

  by mentioning the error code displayed at the bottom of this screen.

  Error: 148: 3

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/

  ======================================================

  What should I do next?

  Try this:

  Adobe - Adobe licensing repair tool

  Melissa

• You can edit vmx file while the virtual machine is running? And is it safe?

  You can edit vmx file while the virtual machine is running? And is it safe?

  Hello

  Moved to the forum of the Virtual Machine and the guest operating system.

  If you edit the VMX while the virtual machine is powered on change is not levied until the power off then power on (not reboot) and there is a good chance that the change will be deleted when turn you off the system. So it is not safe to do so.

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  VMware communities user moderator
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• It is possible to run Adobe Bridge CS6 on my Toshiba 32 bit?, I don't know why, but when I try to run this program, then the DEP blocks Adobe Bridge, what's the problem?

  Adobe Bridge CS6 on my Toshiba 32 bit?, I don't know why, but when I try to run this program, then the DEP blocks Adobe Bridge, what's the problem?

  This means that the program will use the incorrect memory or he is attacked by hackers or virus. See if there is an updated version.

  To allow the program to function in any case type DEP in the Start menu - Help and Support.

  Help

  Change Data Execution Prevention settings

  Data Execution Prevention (DEP) is a security feature that protects against viruses and other security threats by analyzing your programs to make sure that they use the system safely memory.

  If you choose to protect all programs, you can always turn off DEP for individual programs. If you think that a program does not run correctly when DEP is enabled, check for a compatible version of the DEP program or an update from the software publisher before you change your DEP settings.

  1. Click to open the system.

  2. Click Advanced system settings.  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  3. Under performance, click settings.

  4. Click the Data Execution Prevention tab, and then click turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select.

     To turn off DEP for an individual program

     • Select the check box next to the program that you want to turn off DEP for and then click OK.

       If the program is not in the list, click Add. Navigate to the Program files, search for the executable file of the program (it will have the .exe extension) and then click Open.

     To turn on DEP for an individual program

     • Clear the check box next to the program that you want to turn on DEP for and then click OK.