Vista/IE is not going to be happy to save something you are downloading into
Program Files. I think you can class this as, "feature, not bug". Think
about it.
Nevertheless, you should be able to use Windows Explorer to go pretty much
anywhere in Program Files. And, of course, copy a file into that area.
Generally, even if you are operating from an administrator account, you are,
nevertheless, operating programs, like Internet Explorer, in user mode.
Again, "feature, not a bug".
My own inclination with a personal computer not logging onto a domain would
be to create two accounts, one an adminstrator with a password and the other
a user, and then operate the computer as the user. You will actually get
fewer UAC prompts that way, and, generally, they will make more sense.
I have no idea why Media Player would "skip".
"Ryan" <Ryan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4D4F5746-C06E-43F0-A2C6-90168D34D058@microsoft.com...
> Hello,
>
> I was wondering if anyone could answer me a question, please.
>
> Today I downloaded something and tried to save it somewhere in the program
> files folder to which a message appeared telling me that I don't have
> permission to save the fiile there.
>
> I only have 1 user account on my pc and it's an admin account so I have no
> idea what's happening. Does anyone know?
>
> Also my media player keeps skipping at the end of each song also which is
> a
> mystery, it does it with songs ripped from CDs and mp3, does anyone know
> what
> could be wrong with this? I know that isn't an admin / password question
> but
> I thought I'd slip it in anyway! 
>
> My PC is new with decent specs so i don't think it's a hardware issue.
>
> Any help would be appretiated!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ryan
>
>