J
Jeff Wernicke
I installed one of those cheap but good arcade games from "Alawar.com"
(Strike Ball 2 Deluxe). I am using Vista Home Premium 64 bit. I was logged
on as the administrator and when I attempted to launch the game I received
an error message about parental control has prevented this game from
starting, please change parental control settings or log in as the
administrator. I was logged in as the administrator. I checked the
parental controls for another "general" user account on my system and
parental controls are disabled for that user. I then logged in as the other
general user and then attempted to play that game and then I received the
same error message. I then installed the game on the XP 32 bit partition on
the same system and I launched it with no problem.
Anyone know what might be going on here? Is there a work around or should I
just enjoy the game within XP. Preferably I'd like to have all of my games
installed in Vista.
(Strike Ball 2 Deluxe). I am using Vista Home Premium 64 bit. I was logged
on as the administrator and when I attempted to launch the game I received
an error message about parental control has prevented this game from
starting, please change parental control settings or log in as the
administrator. I was logged in as the administrator. I checked the
parental controls for another "general" user account on my system and
parental controls are disabled for that user. I then logged in as the other
general user and then attempted to play that game and then I received the
same error message. I then installed the game on the XP 32 bit partition on
the same system and I launched it with no problem.
Anyone know what might be going on here? Is there a work around or should I
just enjoy the game within XP. Preferably I'd like to have all of my games
installed in Vista.