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MJ
Hi,
On my Vista, there is one activated administrator account (let's say
foo). I only use this account, and 'Administrator' account is
disabled. I turned off UAC.
I tried to install anti-virus program, Kaspersky 6.0 which claims
Vista compatible. Specific file name is kav6.0.2.614enTRIAL.exe.
But, in the middle of installation, error message pops up:
"Error 1304. Error writing to file C:\...\avp.exe, Verify that you
have access to that directory."
So, I've tried to install in 'Administrator' account (after enabling
in userpasswords2). Fortunately, it works well. Then, I logged in my
account foo, and confired that Kaspersky installed coreectly. Of
course, I could run Kaspersky in foo account.
However, after disabling Administrator account again, Kaspersky's
executable files are delete!
I can't figure it out what the hell access controls are like this.
Please help me.
Thanks.
On my Vista, there is one activated administrator account (let's say
foo). I only use this account, and 'Administrator' account is
disabled. I turned off UAC.
I tried to install anti-virus program, Kaspersky 6.0 which claims
Vista compatible. Specific file name is kav6.0.2.614enTRIAL.exe.
But, in the middle of installation, error message pops up:
"Error 1304. Error writing to file C:\...\avp.exe, Verify that you
have access to that directory."
So, I've tried to install in 'Administrator' account (after enabling
in userpasswords2). Fortunately, it works well. Then, I logged in my
account foo, and confired that Kaspersky installed coreectly. Of
course, I could run Kaspersky in foo account.
However, after disabling Administrator account again, Kaspersky's
executable files are delete!
I can't figure it out what the hell access controls are like this.
Please help me.
Thanks.