I give up, what's the secret

I tried to install the "WordPerfect Office X5" package and during the installation I got the error shown in the attached.

So I changed user to the built-in-administrator account and tried again. Got the same error.

So I took ownership of the C:\ProgramData tree and tried again. got the same error.

So I created the user name "everyone" in folder C:\ProgramData and gave it full privileges. Tried to install again. Got the same error.

Noted that the error message tree had folders ..\Corel\WordPerect Office X5 in the program folder. These folders were not there before installation started, s I figure that the install program put them there as part of the install but did not give them full privilege.

So I created folders ..\Corel\WordPerect Office X5 in folder \Programs took owner ship of them and add the user name "everyone' with full privileges and tried install again. Same error message.

Am I mixing up privilege and permission? If so how do I grant "permission" and how about inheritance?

I think what you are going to have to tinker with is this
Local Security Policy Editor - Open
Without a copy of the app myself I can't test though.

Maguscreed said:

I think what you are going to have to tinker with is this
Local Security Policy Editor - Open
Without a copy of the app myself I can't test though.

Looks too complicated for me.

I am of course assuming you manually right clicked and done a 'run as administrator' on the installation file.

Maguscreed said:

I am of course assuming you manually right clicked and done a 'run as administrator' on the installation file.

Could not find run as admin when I right clicked the CD,so I copied the whole thing to the desktop, setup privileges and permissions and then ran setup.exe as admin. Still got the error.

Read this You receive an "Error 1303. The installer has insufficient privileges to access this directory" error message when you run Office 2000 Setup You may need to change permissions to SYSTEM group