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cannot install Adobe Shockwave Player 11, no admin access - jrfan880

Friday, March 28, 2008 6:55 AM

OK, try this one:  I have tried installing this software left, right, up,
down and safe mode and no matter what, I get the same error message: "you do
not have access to make the required system configuration modifications.
Please rerun this installation from an administrator's accout."  Well, I
have.  Over and over.  Tried the built-in admin account - nada.  I am listed
as a system administrator, and it don't work there either.  Even tried the
that needs to be turned on?  Or what?  Tried the ctl-alt-del bit too, didn't
work.  What am I missing?  Using WinXP Pro, SP2.
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"Run as",adobe flash & shockwave players dont give that option,it self - eckrichc

Saturday, March 29, 2008 12:47 AM

installs
from thier web site,no downloads..Also,before you retry,delete
cookies,files,in
internet options.Also,open advanced,view objects,you'll probably find
it,delete
before you retry.
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Tried that. Went back to try the download. Tried running, not saving. - jrfan880

Saturday, March 29, 2008 2:27 AM

Tried that.  Went back to try the download.  Tried running, not saving.  Same
result.  Thanx anyway.  Anybody else wanna give it a try?
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