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(It installs correctly on my own XP Pro laptop plus my VMs running W7 Home Premium, W7 Pro and W8.1 Pro Preview)
The program wanted is a Resource Viewer for a Census data set, originally release in 1999 and since updated. Programs are installed to C:\Program Files\ but it is usual for some elements to be installed into System32, such as required DLL files.
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Is the program that is causing the trouble an older program?Is it possible for it to be installed in a place other than C:\Windows\System32,or does it try to install to there by default?Īre any other programs able to be installed to the C:\Program Files (x86) or C:\Program Files(whichever is applicable) without any errors? Though I did check,and I was able to install a program to C:\Windows\System32 without any errors or warnings on my own laptop,so the error messages the laptop owner are getting do seem a bit strange.Though I did get a UAC prompt when running the installer for the program I chose,and I'm not sure if that would make a difference or not.
Windows 7 is a bit touchy about it's System32 folder.When I checked on mine(Windows 7 Home edition),I am allowed to create a new folder in System32,but creating a new file doesn't seem to be an option.I can cut and paste a file to there,when I run as admin.
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If it is user choice,then is this Windows 7 a 32 or 64 bit operating system?That shouldn't affect UAC,I don't believe,but please see here for general info: Is the program trying to be installed supposed to install to C:\Windows\System32 by default,or by user choice? Sorry to be nosy,but I'm kind of curious,plus I'm trying to get a general sense of it all,because I wish to try to help.So I kind of asked quite a few questions. iso and see what permissions are preset.) Don't want to get stuck with doing a new install as the Dell is only supplied with an image CD that may have the same permissions problem! Or it may not? (I'll have to try looking into the.
I've been told this evening that they've now lost WiFi connectivity as well! All very worrying. Shan't know until we try the portable AV approach first. There are also stories of some Dell laptops having a faulty image applied as while back - just when this Dell laptop was made! So it could be either, or something else entirely. When trying to install a census data viewer, which was the whole point of recent visits, we got errors stating that some files could not be installed because C:\Windows\System32 was set to read only and the user (Admin) did not have permission to write to that directory! The system would not allow Admin to change those permissions! As far as my researches go, that is one indicator of a potential virus (it prevents the installation and running of an AV system that might find the virus!).
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I've run them to update any data or signature files, so I'm hoping they will help examine the errant laptop.Īs for error messages, yes. When trying to install software before on the problem laptop,were they getting any error messages or anything?I've successfully downloaded as you suggest and installed it, plus Clamwin and Kaspersky anti-rootkit, onto a USB stick.
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