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| | Acronis I have just carried out a complete reinstall of Vista and all my programs after trying Windows7. Have just reinstalled Acronis True Image workstation etc.. Tryimg to set it up to carry out weekly backups, but am told I do not have enough Priveliges to use True Image Workstation. I have tried the right click on the program and left click to run as administrator but this still does not work. Any help would be appreciated. |
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| | Re: Acronis swiftflo, * Open Windows Explorer, go to the 'Program Files' folder. * Right-click on the True Image folder, select 'Properties > Security tab', * Click 'Advanced > Owner tab', click 'Edit', under 'Change owner to' click on your account name to highlight it (Users (PC Name\Users)), click OK a few times until you get back to the 'Security tab area. * Click 'Edit', click on your account name to highlight it (Users (PC Name\Users)), * Click the 'Allow, Full Control' box, click OK. * Repeat the last step for 'Administrators (PC Name\Administrators)' if you don't already have full control. Run True Image. Drew "swiftflo" <peter.stevenson65@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:6A569FA6-A63F-4846-8C69-8F5A46C3E125@xxxxxx Quote: >I have just carried out a complete reinstall of Vista and all my programs >after trying Windows7. Have just reinstalled Acronis True Image >workstation etc.. Tryimg to set it up to carry out weekly backups, but am >told I do not have enough Priveliges to use True Image Workstation. I have >tried the right click on the program and left click to run as administrator >but this still does not work. > Any help would be appreciated. > |
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| | Re: Acronis Thanks, but this does not work. Some of the tab that you have asked to click on do not exist, I am using Vista Home Premium. "Drew T" <drewtognola@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:#SzsxR8fJHA.3904@xxxxxx Quote: > swiftflo, > > * Open Windows Explorer, go to the 'Program Files' folder. > * Right-click on the True Image folder, select 'Properties > Security > tab', > * Click 'Advanced > Owner tab', click 'Edit', under 'Change owner to' > click on your account name to highlight it (Users (PC Name\Users)), click > OK a few times until you get back to the 'Security tab area. > * Click 'Edit', click on your account name to highlight it (Users (PC > Name\Users)), > * Click the 'Allow, Full Control' box, click OK. > * Repeat the last step for 'Administrators (PC Name\Administrators)' if > you don't already have full control. > Run True Image. > > Drew > > > "swiftflo" <peter.stevenson65@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:6A569FA6-A63F-4846-8C69-8F5A46C3E125@xxxxxx Quote: >>I have just carried out a complete reinstall of Vista and all my programs >>after trying Windows7. Have just reinstalled Acronis True Image >>workstation etc.. Tryimg to set it up to carry out weekly backups, but am >>told I do not have enough Priveliges to use True Image Workstation. I have >>tried the right click on the program and left click to run as >>administrator but this still does not work. >> Any help would be appreciated. >> |
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