User Denied Software Instal Due To Registry Permossions

[Space Cowboy]

Hi,

After installing a SSD as my backup drive (Which means Both The Main & Secondary drives in my laptop are mow SSD Drives) :shock: I have been having issues installing some software. I was hoping to not only increase performance but also cool my laptop down since it's on for days. I started having issues with dome software installs denying me as a administrator account to make changes to the registry and other software installs. If I don't get a error which denies adding registry changes but also programs that are set to startup when I reset or turn the laptop on after shutdown.

Is running with no mechanical hard drives a bad idea or do I have to reinstall Windows 7?
Not only did I need more storage but I received the SSD as a gift.

Thank You

 

[samuria]

Can you be more specific what exactly can't you do or install and exact error message

 

[Space Cowboy]

It Appears I.ve lost my Administrator Privlages after I swithed out the hard drive to a SSD?

So now I either have to reinstall windows or figure out a way to restore my Admin Permmisions to my current account?

Thank You.

 

[samuria]

Putting in another disk should not effect it unless it contains malware. Do you have another account on the PC? Does it show your account is a admin?

 

[Space Cowboy]

Yes, Well I'm making some progress. By taking out all mechanical drives seems to cause issues with running just my account. If I enable the admin account showing up on my login screen is giving me back some features. Is there a way to enable the admin account but toggle whether you can see it or hide it? I used GigaTweaker to have it show up on my login screen.

Thanks

 

[samuria]

How to Hide User Accounts From Welcome Screen in Windows 7

 

[Space Cowboy]

Thank You