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Old 09-16-2007   #11
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Default Re: "run as administrator" option greyed out- please help!

Hi,

Thanks again for all of your help. I created a shortcut from the exe,
as you described. But it still won't let me Run As Administrator,
either by right-c**** or in properties. I will contact the software
company... I am fed up with Vista!




 
Old 09-16-2007   #12
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Default Re: "run as administrator" option greyed out- please help!

Maybe you're not on an administrative user's account. In other words, maybe
you don't have the right level of access to be given the choice to run as
administrator.
I don't know a lot about user levels, but there probably are some folks on
this group who knows that stuff inside out.



kate
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to install Stata 10 on windows Vista. The manual says that
> the first time I run Stata, I must run it as an administrator by right-
> c****ing on the Stata application icon.
>
> However, when I right-c****, I do not see the option to 'run as
> adminstrator'. I went to the Properties> advanced, and the option to
> 'run as administrator' was greyed out.
>
>
> Do you have any ideas of what I am doing wrong? And how can I get
> Vista to allow me to 'run as administrator'?????
>
>
> Thanks so very much,
> Kate
>
 
Old 09-16-2007   #13
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Default Re: "run as administrator" option greyed out- please help!

I have the same problem with BOINC, which I use for grid computing/medical
research.
Install the program somewhere other than Program Files and it works.
MS calls that security, I call it a joke. (go ahead, Flame away)
Just another reason I only have Vista on only 1 of over 200 machines I
administer.
UAC does nothing but teach users to c**** through a bunch of un-necessary
prompts until the day arrives that a real threat shows up and you c****
through automatically...definately not ready for prime time.

--
A Professional Amateur...If anyone knew it all, none of would be here!

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>> "kate"

>> > Hi,
>> > I am trying to install Stata 10 on windows Vista. The manual says that
>> > the first time I run Stata, I must run it as an administrator by right-
>> > c****ing on the Stata application icon.
>> > However, when I right-c****, I do not see the option to 'run as
>> > adminstrator'. I went to the Properties> advanced, and the option to
>> > 'run as administrator' was greyed out.
>> > Do you have any ideas of what I am doing wrong? And how can I get
>> > Vista to allow me to 'run as administrator'?????
 
Old 09-16-2007   #14
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Default Re: "run as administrator" option greyed out- please help!

Get the Install CD in the drive, find install.exe on the CD, right c**** and
select run as admin.

--
A Professional Amateur...If anyone knew it all, none of would be here!

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> Hi,
>
> I am trying to install Stata 10 on windows Vista. The manual says that
> the first time I run Stata, I must run it as an administrator by right-
> c****ing on the Stata application icon.
>
> However, when I right-c****, I do not see the option to 'run as
> adminstrator'. I went to the Properties> advanced, and the option to
> 'run as administrator' was greyed out.
>
>
> Do you have any ideas of what I am doing wrong? And how can I get
> Vista to allow me to 'run as administrator'?????
>
>
> Thanks so very much,
> Kate
>
 
Old 09-16-2007   #15
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Default Re: "run as administrator" option greyed out- please help!

"kate
> Hi,
>
> Thanks again for all of your help. I created a shortcut from the exe,
> as you described. But it still won't let me Run As Administrator,
> either by right-c**** or in properties. I will contact the software
> company... I am fed up with Vista!
>


It's a software issue and not a Vista issue on how to install the software.
I had the same problem on XP Pro where a software just wouldn't let me
install it, a software for a print server. I was ****ed with the software
and XP, but tech support got me through it. They will do the same for you,
hang in there and roll with the punches. ;-)
 
Old 09-16-2007   #16
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Default Re: "run as administrator" option greyed out- please help!


"kate" <kategrindlay@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1189898130.190823.112950@19g2000hsx.googlegro ups.com...
> Hi,
>
> Thanks again for all of your help. I created a shortcut from the exe,
> as you described. But it still won't let me Run As Administrator,
> either by right-c**** or in properties. I will contact the software
> company... I am fed up with Vista!
>


Oh, one other thing, you are logged on to the computer with an Administrator
account I ***ume!

 
Old 09-16-2007   #17
..throU..
 
Default Re: "run as administrator" option greyed out- please help!

You don't need to change any properties, you just need to log in as
administrator
Double-c**** the install.exe and it will install itself


Arnold wrote in message
>> Hi,
>>
>> Thanks again for all of your help. I created a shortcut from the exe,
>> as you described. But it still won't let me Run As Administrator,
>> either by right-c**** or in properties. I will contact the software
>> company... I am fed up with Vista!
>>

>
> It's a software issue and not a Vista issue on how to install the
> software. I had the same problem on XP Pro where a software just wouldn't
> let me install it, a software for a print server. I was ****ed with the
> software and XP, but tech support got me through it. They will do the same
> for you, hang in there and roll with the punches. ;-)
 
Old 09-16-2007   #18
..throU..
 
Default Re: "run as administrator" option greyed out- please help!

NotMe wrote in message

> Install the program somewhere other than Program Files and it works.


or give yourself 'full control' of the program files folder
 

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