PowerDVD 9 Install Error

Hi, Welcome to SF,

I have seen simialar issue with another software but the fix is kind of same. This happens when you don't have enough permission to those Registry Key you have mentioned in the error message. It quiet lengthy fix :)

First we have to Enable Build-in Administrator

Then Login under Build in administrator

Although, the GUIDS that appear in the actual error message which are beneath the parent key, are random. Please use the following steps to work around this issue:

1. Click Start under search type regedit.
2. Click Edit and select Find. The Find dialog box appears.
3. In the Find What field, type the GUID that was referenced in the error message and click Find Next.


Once located from the search, give the registry key adequate permissions:

1. Right-click on the key and select Properties. Click on the Security tab.
2. Click the Advanced button, then select the Owner tab.
3. Under the Owner tab, highlight the account your are currently signed into Windows as,
check the "Replace owner on subcontainers and objects" box, click Apply, then click OK.



4. Close the Properties screen, then reopen it (see Step a).
5. Click the Security tab, highlight User account you selected to be the Owner in Step d and click the Advanced button and then Edit on the Permissions tab.



6. Check all boxes under the Allow column. Click Apply, then click OK.



7. Close out of the registry and attempt the installation again.


Note: If you recieve the same error, but referencing another GUID after giving permission to the initial GUID that prompted the error, repeat the above section to search the registry and give the appropriate permission.

Hope this helps,
Captain

If i am not mistaken, couldnt this be fixed by right-clicking the file and selecting run as admin from properties? Just my suggestion, havent looked into it, correct me if im wrong.

Coolness said:

If i am not mistaken, couldnt this be fixed by right-clicking the file and selecting run as admin from properties? Just my suggestion, havent looked into it, correct me if im wrong.

Yes you could, but it looks like there is a registry issue and Capt. Jack is assisting the OP in rebuilding the key.

Adrian said:

Coolness said:

If i am not mistaken, couldnt this be fixed by right-clicking the file and selecting run as admin from properties? Just my suggestion, havent looked into it, correct me if im wrong.

Yes you could, but it looks like there is a registry issue and Capt. Jack is assisting the OP in rebuilding the key.

Alright. I stand corrected.

Coolness said:

Adrian said:

Coolness said:

If i am not mistaken, couldnt this be fixed by right-clicking the file and selecting run as admin from properties? Just my suggestion, havent looked into it, correct me if im wrong.

Yes you could, but it looks like there is a registry issue and Capt. Jack is assisting the OP in rebuilding the key.

Alright. I stand corrected.

No worries old chap!

I have seen the same issue while we install SQL Server 2005 and 2008 only on Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 unfortunately even in build-in admin Right click and run as admin won't work because we have to take ownership for the Registry key which the error message mention and i came across a situation where i had to do the same drill 47 times to get it to install. Because we can't even inherit the Registry key permission to the Root key but we have to give permission to each registry key. That took for me like 4 hours.

Hope that answers the question,
Captain

Adrian said:

Coolness said:

Adrian said:

Yes you could, but it looks like there is a registry issue and Capt. Jack is assisting the OP in rebuilding the key.

Alright. I stand corrected.

No worries old chap!

Since when i'm an old chap? This is the first post ive seen you in