HELP!Run as administrator problem with a specific program.

[RolandJS]

Ahhhh, I see we are displaying two different URLs, both are working a9k.

 

[wither 2]

"http://ucp-anticheat.org/" UCP Anti-Cheat | Version 8.5 | News -- at the moment, it works.

It still doesn't work for me.

 

[RolandJS]

Web sites and either security or anti-advertisement utilities, or extensions, or all of them -- can indeed clash. Don't know what to tell ya

 

[wither 2]

I hear that!

 

[andy123400]

Guys I don't think the problem is the UCP,I've tried different versions and the problem still remains.

 

[wither 2]

When you tried to install from Safe mode, did you run an installer similar to this-

How to perform an installation in Safe Mode – Knowledge Base

before running the UCP installation?

 

[andy123400]

When you tried to install from Safe mode, did you run an installer similar to this-

How to perform an installation in Safe Mode – Knowledge Base

before running the UCP installation?

Yes,I have tried in Safe Mode and also from cmd.

 

[wither 2]

The question is- did you first install a Windows installer?

 

[andy123400]

The question is- did you first install a Windows installer?

Yes I have,and it still doesn't work.

 

[wither 2]

What I suggested seems to be a paradox. How did you install the "installer." Sorry about my ignorance of Windows.

If you right click on the UCP installer and select Properties, what is its compatibility mode set to?

 

[andy123400]

What I suggested seems to be a paradox. How did you install the "installer." Sorry about my ignorance of Windows.

If you right click on the UCP installer and select Properties, what is its compatibility mode set to?

np,Just like it said in description,double click on the file inside the ZIP.then boot from safe mode and install ucp.
The compatibility:Windows XP SP3,its unchecked.

 

[wither 2]

I would change the compatibility mode to Win 7. Some programs aren't compatible with SP3, if it's 64 bit.

 

[andy123400]

I would change the compatibility mode to Win 7. Some programs aren't compatible with SP3, if it's 64 bit.

I changed it and I tried to run it but now the windows blue circle(next to pointer) hasn't stopped spinning since 5 minutes or more

 

[wither 2]

Isn't that special? At least something changed.

In the Properties, Security, Permissions, does it have read and execute permission for your user account and the System (it should have all permissions except for special permissions)? Since you're not logged into Windows, there may not be anything for the user accounts.

 

[andy123400]

Isn't that special? At least something changed.

In the Properties, Security, Permissions, does it have read and execute permission for your user account and the System (it should have all permissions except for special permissions)? Since you're not logged into Windows, there may not be anything for the user accounts.

Yup,all permissions except special ones.
if i leave the compatibility unchecked it goes back to Win XP SP3 so it wasnt win 7 that the circle was spinning,I left it WIN 7 checked and as usual not launching

 

[wither 2]

Just for my information, did it identify users? If it did, what permissions do they have?

 

[andy123400]

Just for my information, did it identify users? If it did, what permissions do they have?

Yes,they have default ones,all except special permissions.

 

[andy123400]

Just for my information, did it identify users? If it did, what permissions do they have?

Maybe a system reinstall would fix this annoying problem?

 

[wither 2]

Have you had any luck with this?

 

[andy123400]

Have you had any luck with this?

Haven't tried yet,I was waiting for your opinion.