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Install Daemon Tools on Windows Vista
I can install Daemon Tools on Windows Vista?
if yes , how i can do it?
I'm running Windows Vista ultimate. Daemon-Tools works very well on it. Simply go to the download page and install ithttp://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/download.php If you're running the 64 bit version of Windows Vista, install the 64 bit version of Daemon-Tools. If you're running the 32 bit version of Windows vista, install the 32 bit version of daemon-tools. If you have any problems, either myself or another member of the community will be glad to help you. You can find out what version of Vista you are running, by clicking the Start button, right clicking computer, then choosing properties from the menu. It will tell you whether your running the 64 bit or 32 version of vista.
Last edited by estimablesir : 24.02.2007 at 17:22
I run the windows vista Ultimate 32-bit.
Then you should have no problems. I run DT on vista business 32bits without any kind of matters.
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I upgrade from vista basic to ultimate. Daemon tool works well in basic. but after upgrade DT does not work anymore. Tried new version of DT. The install program kept me restarting again and again and again...
Use the standalone SPTD installer to remove and then reinstall SPTD 1.43.
I installed the DAEMON, but when I use it, the computer shows "Please use local administrator account to run DAEMON Tools for the first time!" I am the only one person to use this computer, so there is only one account in this computer. How I can fix this problem? I am new to use VISTA windows.
Disable UAC.
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Habt ihr was an der dt. Sprachdatei zu meckern?
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If you've got questions that do not concern to account or hardware incompabilty stuff, you can write me a PM. Otherwise use our forum!
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Just right-click on the shortcut for DTools and select "Run as administrator". UAC might be annoying, but for most people it has a distinctive purpose. Namely, to keep them from messing up their computer with adware and spyware.
Yes i was using Daemon Tools in my new vista laptop and it was showing that very message ' local administrator account' - i restarted my laptop and then it was running fine..
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