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| 28 Feb 2011 | #1 |
| | Not recognizing administrator If this is a duplicate thread, or is in the wrong corner of the forum, please let me know. I want to uninstall my version of Adobe because it's wreaking havoc on youtube and on my in-browser .pdf files (they won't open or are recognized as corrupted), and to install an older version. When I go to my programs settings and try to uninstall, Windows tells me that I don't have administrative privileges and that I must contact administrator to make changes. I AM THE ADMINISTRATOR. I edited all relevant security passes on Adobe Reader, and my computer in general. It's still not recognizing me. EDIT: I just went to install an update for my quicktime for Firefox, and it told me I couldn't install, either! THIS IS INFURIATING! Is this a fault of Windows 7, or is there something I should be doing that I'm not? Last edited by JT326; 28 Feb 2011 at 09:53 PM.. |
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