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check this out. i rebooted and logged into my admin account (seperate user and admin) and i ran it and it worked. something weird about that. do you think i might have some virus or something?
problems installing windjview
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If your 'user' account does not have administrative privileges, then that is the problem right there.
My 'user' account still has administrative privileges - so when I get a UAC prompt I only have to click OK to give consent for elevated privileges. If I had a standard user account, though, I'd be asked for a user name and PW for administrative privileges.
My guess sis that you're using a limited account as was prevalent in Networks and NT back in the day. The whole purpose of UAC is to avoid having to do that.
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ya, that sounds like its it. i had figured that running it as admin would have elevated my privileges, but i guess thats not too big of a problem. probably sort of a benefit.
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