i used to have similar problem when running opera under win7. it appeared
that some hidden system folders such as "documents and settings",
"application data", "local settings" etc exist on the system disk for
backward compatibility. those folders are actually links to "users",
"roaming" and "local" respectively. for unknown reason their access rights
entries were set to "no access for everyone" at some moment (maybe that
was fault of antivirus software or something of the kind). however, i had
to fix security entries under folder properties of each folder in order to
grant proper access and to reinstall opera for it to get alive. it may
work with ooo as well.
On Sun, 23 Sep 2012 20:06:04 -0000, Monica <medwa...@cogeco.ca> wrote:
i uninstalled and reinstalled, making sure was logged in as
administrator, then opened with the run as administrator link and am
still getting the same error message, there is only one other user on
this computer, it is an account for the kids that is not set to be an
administrator
is there anywhere else that i can chagne the administrator setting for
this program??
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