"the system administrator has set policies to prevent installation

“ I found the answer myself. If you open the start menu and select run
type
secpol.msc then OK. A menu will appear. Select local policies then
secutrity
options. Scroll down to "user account control" settings of which there
are
several. Diabling the very first setting is what finally worked for
me.
Suprizingly enbough I had previously tried turning off User Account
Control
the normal way but found it did not work. Thankfully it worked this
way. Your
milege may vary.
I am using windows home premium and 'secpol.msc' is not available.
That is
one of the 100 things I have tried. I wonder if those options are not
configurable on Vista Home Premium. Anyone?

“ Flagreen;

Hey Flagreen,
I using Vista and I tried to follow the instructions you gave to change
the startup menu but i haven't been able to get pass the step of
entering "secpol.msc". Any other advise? I really could use it. You
see, this application that I'm trying to install is very important to me
and my internet business, which right now isn't doing to good at all.
So, please help if you can.

Thanks a million,
Archie Teycial