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Charlie
Has anyone tried to run Acronis True Image with Vista 5384? I get an error
message saying I don't have enough privileges.
message saying I don't have enough privileges.
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
Have you tried disabling UAP to see if it will then work? Click Start > All
Programs > Run > type in MSCONFIG > click Tools (tab) > scroll down > select
"Disable UAP" > click "Launch" > close command propmpt > restart system for
changes to take effect.
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Programs > Run > type in MSCONFIG > click Tools (tab) > scroll down > select
"Disable UAP" > click "Launch" > close command propmpt > restart system for
changes to take effect.
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Charlie
Thanks for the suggestion Andre. I tried what you suggested and it killed
Windows with the familiar blue screen of death. It's too bad because I use
Acronis a lot.
Windows with the familiar blue screen of death. It's too bad because I use
Acronis a lot.
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Zack Whittaker
I know it might be a security issue... but try running it in compatibility
mode with XP. The first time I tried to work with Windows Live Mail Desktop,
said I didn't have the permissions to do so... except I was running as the
*full* administrator - slapped it in compat. mode with XP SP2 and viola -
works like a charm.
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mode with XP. The first time I tried to work with Windows Live Mail Desktop,
said I didn't have the permissions to do so... except I was running as the
*full* administrator - slapped it in compat. mode with XP SP2 and viola -
works like a charm.
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Zack Whittaker
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» This mailing is provided "as is" with no warranties, and confers no
rights. All opinions expressed are those of myself unless stated so, and not
of my employer, best friend, Ghandi, my mother or my cat. Glad we cleared
that up!
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John IV
Trueimage 9 is not supported w/in Vista according to them, however you can
image and backup from a Trueimage boot media fine.
image and backup from a Trueimage boot media fine.
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Jim Vaughan
I have 9.1 TrueImage installed under Vista Beta 2.
I have just restored an image of an XP machine (backup) from within
Vista to a new directory. All files look intact and good.
I could not mount the same image, I had to use restore.
I have just restored an image of an XP machine (backup) from within
Vista to a new directory. All files look intact and good.
I could not mount the same image, I had to use restore.