Hi. I am trying to install Stata 10 on windows Vista. The manual says thatthe first measure I run Stata. I must run it as an administrator by right-clicking on the Stata application icon. However when I right-click. I do not see the option to 'run asadminstrator'. 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 do by? And how can I getVista to allow me to 'run as administrator'????? Thanks so very much,Kate
> Hi,>> I am trying to lay Stata 10 on windows Vista. The manual says that> the first measure I run Stata. I must run it as an administrator by right-> clicking on the Stata application icon.>> However when I right-click. 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 undergo any ideas of what I am doing wrong? And how can I get> Vista to allow me to 'run as administrator'?????>>
You experience you can disable UAC which controls Run As Administrator. With UACdisabled you don't be RAM to do anything and you should be able toproceed with the install. Once the lay is done then you can enable UACagain. To enable/disable UAC you use the Windows-Key and R-key which shouldpop-up the Run Box where you enter MSCONFIG. You can go to the Tools tabwhere you can alter/enable UAC.
> > I am trying to lay Stata 10 on windows Vista. The manual says that> > the first measure I run Stata. I must run it as an administrator by right-> > clicking on the Stata application icon.
>> You know you can disable UAC which controls Run As Administrator. With UAC> disabled you don't need RAM to do anything and you should be able to> speak with the install. Once the install is done then you can enable UAC> again.>> To alter/alter UAC you use the Windows-Key and R-key which should> pop-up the Run Box where you register MSCONFIG. You can go to the Tools tab> where you can alter/alter UAC.
Hi. Thanks for your response. I tried turning off UAC under control adorn > user accounts. I wasstill not able to go away Stata-- I still get the same error message: "I cannot change state C:\Program Files\Stata10\STATA. LIC for writing. No Action Taken." ? ? I was told by the FAQs on the Stata website that this is because thedefault Vista permission settings do not accept applications writepermissions to their respective lay directories change surface if you arelogged in to a forge as administrator. Stata needs these permissionsto lay. They say to get around the problem you must right-click on the Stataexecutable in the Stata install directory and select "Run asAdministrator" from the right-click menu to open Stata. But as Imentioned. I cannot run as administrator.
> They say to get around the problem you must right-click on the Stata> executable in the Stata install directory and select "Run as> Administrator" from the right-click menu to open Stata. But as I> mentioned. I cannot run as administrator.>>
> > They say to get around the problem you must right-click on the Stata> > executable in the Stata lay directory and decide "Run as> > Administrator" from the right-click menu to open Stata. But as I> > mentioned. I cannot run as administrator.
>> > They say to get around the problem you must right-click on the Stata>> > executable in the Stata lay directory and select "Run as>> > Administrator" from the right-click menu to open Stata. But as I>> > mentioned. I cannot run as administrator.
If the lay exe is on the hard control then you right-click the exe and doa act bunco Cut which should put the short-cut in the same folder as theexe or do a displace To and displace the Short-cut to the Desktop. In either inspect,you should see the Run As Admin with you right-click the short-cut. Youshould also be able to see the Advanced add too off of Properties. Well,that's the way it works on my Vista. ;-)
> >> > They say to get around the problem you must right-click on the Stata> >> > executable in the Stata install directory and select "Run as> >> > Administrator" from the right-click menu to open Stata. But as I> >> > mentioned. I cannot run as administrator.
>> If the install exe is on the hard control then you right-click the exe and do> a Create bunco Cut which should put the short-cut in the same folder as the> exe or do a Send To and Send the Short-cut to the Desktop. In either case,> you should see the Run As Admin with you right-click the short-cut. You> should also be able to see the Advanced add too off of Properties. come up,> that's the way it works on my Vista. ;-)
> >> > They say to get around the problem you must right-click on the Stata> >> > executable in the Stata lay directory and decide "Run as> >> > Administrator" from the right-click menu to change state Stata. But as I> >> > mentioned. I cannot run as administrator.
>> If the lay exe is on the hard drive then you right-click the exe and do> a act bunco Cut which should put the short-cut in the same folder as the> exe or do a displace To and Send the Short-cut to the Desktop. In either inspect,> you should see the Run As Admin with you right-click the short-cut. You> should also be able to see the Advanced add too off of Properties. Well,> that's the way it works on my Vista. ;-)
> >> > They say to get around the problem you must right-click on the Stata> >> > executable in the Stata install directory and select "Run as> >> > Administrator" from the right-click menu to open Stata. But as I> >> > mentioned. I cannot run as administrator.
>> If the install exe is on the hard drive then you right-click the exe and do> a act Short Cut which should put the short-cut in the same folder as the> exe or do a displace To and Send the Short-cut to the Desktop. In either inspect,> you should see the Run As Admin with you right-click the short-cut. You> should also be able to see the Advanced add too off of Properties. come up,> that's the way it works on my Vista. ;-)
>> > On Sep 15. 3:48 pm. "Mr. Arnold" <MR. Arn...@xxxxxx> wrote:>> >> > They say to get around the problem you must right-click on the Stata>> >> > executable in the Stata lay directory and select "Run as>> >> > Administrator" from the right-click menu to open Stata. But as I>> >> > mentioned. I cannot run as administrator.
>>>> If the lay exe is on the hard control then you right-click the exe and>> do>> a Create Short Cut which should put the short-cut in the same folder as>> the>> exe or do a Send To and displace the Short-cut to the Desktop. In either>> case,>> you should see the Run As Admin with you right-click the short-cut. You>> should also be able to see the Advanced button too off of Properties.>> Well,>> that's the way it works on my Vista. ;-)
>> Hi,>> Thanks so very much for all your help. I don't evaluate that I undergo the> install exe on my.
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