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    So I am away from home on vacation and purchase a new laptop with the recently found $$ from a armored car vehicle accident and poof I find all this money on the side of the road. So I shoot over to a computer retailer and buy a sweet gaming PC..

    I go to an internet connection location and spend 4 hours downloading the game and after all is said & done the game DnDexe wont instal the game on my new machine.
    I get this "You are not an administrator" and no it was not my Vista settings because I tried this:
    Vista Launcher Information

    Module 6 included many improvements to the DDO launcher for better compatibility with Windows Vista. While the changes will allow for a much smoother experience when installing DDO for the first time, it may require some necessary configuration changes for those already running the game in Vista. To help alleviate any confusion or issues after the Module 6 update, we wanted to provide some additional instructions on what to do after you have patched to Module 6 on a Windows Vista machine.

    After you have completed patching your client, the launcher will prompt you to allow it to restart. Upon restart, you may receive an error that states you cannot run this program as an administrator (due to the fact that previously, many people had to check the “Run as Administrator” option in order to get DDO to run on Vista). If you receive this error message, ensure that “TurbineLauncher.exe”, “TurbineInvoker.exe”, and “dndlauncher.exe” all have the option “Run as Administrator” unchecked:

    1) Open Computer (or My Computer) in the Start Menu and browse to the program directory for DDO (the default path is C:\Program Files\Turbine\Dungeons and Dragons Online)
    2) Right-click on the file “dndlauncher.exe” - depending on your system settings, you may not see the .exe at the end. If this is the case, just select the one that is labeled as an Application
    3) Click Properties, and then select the Compatibility tab
    4) Under Privilege Level, unselect “Run this program as an administrator” and then click OK
    5) Repeat this process for the files “TurbineLauncher.exe” and “TurbineInvoker.exe”

    As with any update, you may need to remove the current exceptions in your firewall, and then add exceptions for “TurbineLauncher.exe”, “TurbineInvoker.exe”, and “dndclient.exe”. If you have the game installed in the Program Files folder, you may need to leave “Run this program as an administrator” checked ONLY on dndclient.exe.

    As always, Technical Support is available via chat, email, and the forums for any questions. We hope this information is helpful!






    ..any thoughts
    Last edited by Durack; 10-22-2008 at 03:41 AM.
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    ...Where was that armoured car accident again?














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    I once, had a problem that sounds like yours. I tried tunning in compatibility mode and tried running as administrator but neither worked. I got it fixed by disabling Vista's UAC. Here's a link that shows you how.

    http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windo...windows-vista/

    Make sure to reboot after you do that.

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    Well after you get out of jail for theft maybe they will have a retail package again or a new link for the down load. You do know your fourm name is awfuly close to the Russian word for fool?


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    Turbine,
    My esteemed colleague KatanAztar is on to something here. For folks downloading the DDo client and having issues with "Authorization " of Vista's security settings Katan's link was the way to go. I tried to go in and edit the permissions like the official Turbine Instruction's did but they didn't work even after I followed them exactly...
    You are not an administrator" and no it was not my Vista settings because I tried this:
    Vista Launcher Information

    Module 6 included many improvements to the DDO launcher for better compatibility with Windows Vista. While the changes will allow for a much smoother experience when installing DDO for the first time, it may require some necessary configuration changes for those already running the game in Vista. To help alleviate any confusion or issues after the Module 6 update, we wanted to provide some additional instructions on what to do after you have patched to Module 6 on a Windows Vista machine.

    After you have completed patching your client, the launcher will prompt you to allow it to restart. Upon restart, you may receive an error that states you cannot run this program as an administrator (due to the fact that previously, many people had to check the “Run as Administrator” option in order to get DDO to run on Vista). If you receive this error message, ensure that “TurbineLauncher.exe”, “TurbineInvoker.exe”, and “dndlauncher.exe” all have the option “Run as Administrator” unchecked:

    1) Open Computer (or My Computer) in the Start Menu and browse to the program directory for DDO (the default path is C:\Program Files\Turbine\Dungeons and Dragons Online)
    2) Right-click on the file “dndlauncher.exe” - depending on your system settings, you may not see the .exe at the end. If this is the case, just select the one that is labeled as an Application
    3) Click Properties, and then select the Compatibility tab
    4) Under Privilege Level, unselect “Run this program as an administrator” and then click OK
    5) Repeat this process for the files “TurbineLauncher.exe” and “TurbineInvoker.exe”

    As with any update, you may need to remove the current exceptions in your firewall, and then add exceptions for “TurbineLauncher.exe”, “TurbineInvoker.exe”, and “dndclient.exe”. If you have the game installed in the Program Files folder, you may need to leave “Run this program as an administrator” checked ONLY on dndclient.exe.

    As always, Technical Support is available via chat, email, and the forums for any questions. We hope this information is helpful!


    The link http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windo...windows-vista/ is how Uska d'Orien would say "Durack proof"
    Quote Originally Posted by Uska d'Orien View Post
    You do know your fourm name is awfuly close to the Russian word for fool?





    thanks for the assistance vokkaz....and ya Uska I am well aware of how it translates thanks... take care comrade....
    Last edited by Durack; 10-22-2008 at 08:40 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Durack View Post
    Turbine,
    My esteemed colleague KatanAztar is on to something here. For folks downloading the DDo client and having issues with "Authorization " of Vista's security settings Katan's link was the way to go. I tried to go in and edit the permissions like the official Turbine Instruction's did but they didn't work even after I followed them exactly...



    The link http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windo...windows-vista/ is how Uska d'Orien would say "Durack proof"






    thanks for the assistance vokkaz....and ya Uska I am well aware of how it translates thanks... take care comrade....
    You to only reason I know is Champions had a villian named that in one of their eneimes books.


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