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Powell
Good Evening Folks:
The following question is directed at someone who functions at a pay grade
way above mine when it comes to IT expertise.
I am in the process of upgrading my inspection qualifications and I received
a disk with the course materials from a third party. The disk was made on
Windows XP. I am running a 32 bit Vista O/S. All the programs on the disk
open just fine except for one. Depending on where in this one application I
try to open the file I get one of two messages. One mesage tells me the O/S
is not adequate to run the program. The other tells me there is a
compatibility problem and I should click the link to the program
compatibility assistant. When I click the link to find a solution, I am
directed to a screen that gives me info on the program compatibility
assistant and informs me that I can make adjustments using "group policy???".
It also gives me a link to the website for IT pros which takes me to the
Windows Vista TechCenter. Now, I am over my head about three windows ago, so
I'll list the applications I am trying to open and perhaps one of you super
knowledgeable dudes, or dudesses, can tell me whether or not to forget it.
The apps are:
Weld_IT Quiz Single-License setup.exe
Weld_IT Quiz Single-License.msi
instmsiw.exe
instmsia.exe
In addition, all the video tutorials in this Weld_IT file will open.
However, this "Single-License" term bothers me. If it is a "no copy" app I'll
leave it alone, but it begs the question as to how it was copied to a disk in
the first place.
If there is fairly simple way around this, I would certainly appreciate any
help I can get.
Powell
The following question is directed at someone who functions at a pay grade
way above mine when it comes to IT expertise.
I am in the process of upgrading my inspection qualifications and I received
a disk with the course materials from a third party. The disk was made on
Windows XP. I am running a 32 bit Vista O/S. All the programs on the disk
open just fine except for one. Depending on where in this one application I
try to open the file I get one of two messages. One mesage tells me the O/S
is not adequate to run the program. The other tells me there is a
compatibility problem and I should click the link to the program
compatibility assistant. When I click the link to find a solution, I am
directed to a screen that gives me info on the program compatibility
assistant and informs me that I can make adjustments using "group policy???".
It also gives me a link to the website for IT pros which takes me to the
Windows Vista TechCenter. Now, I am over my head about three windows ago, so
I'll list the applications I am trying to open and perhaps one of you super
knowledgeable dudes, or dudesses, can tell me whether or not to forget it.
The apps are:
Weld_IT Quiz Single-License setup.exe
Weld_IT Quiz Single-License.msi
instmsiw.exe
instmsia.exe
In addition, all the video tutorials in this Weld_IT file will open.
However, this "Single-License" term bothers me. If it is a "no copy" app I'll
leave it alone, but it begs the question as to how it was copied to a disk in
the first place.
If there is fairly simple way around this, I would certainly appreciate any
help I can get.
Powell