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Re: strange error message
You beat me to it Gary. I had the same problem and went into my control
panel, selected 'change startup programs' and disabled 'supportsoft sprtcmd'
from starting up automatically and the error message no longer appears. I am
running Vista by the way. I also stopped the Norton Security app from
starting automatically since my company provides me with McAfee for free.
Norton was a 'free trial' that came with the computer when I bought it a few
weeks ago.
"garysgold" wrote:
>
> waf375;713746 Wrote:
> > When I shut down Windows Mail I get the following message
> > "Yor are not currently logged into your computer as an Administrator.
> > This
> > installer requires that the unser be logged in as an Administrator.
> > Please
> > log out and log back in as an Administrator, and then restart the
> > installer."
> > Powered by SupportSoft.
> >
> > I don't have any programs by any company called support soft and this
> > only
> > happens when I shut down Windows Mail.
>
> On my computer, supportsoft is installed by the manufacturer (dell in
> my case). It is part of their support software.
>
> Try this. Start orb/ type 'services' (no quotes). Continue at the UAC
> prompt. Scroll down the list to find supportsoft. On the left, click on
> Stop the service. Next right click and select properties. On the startup
> type dropdown, select manual.
>
> Edit:You could disable if you don't use your manufacturers support
> system.
>
> That should do it. Please let me know how it works.
>
> Gary
>
>
> --
> garysgold
>
> Vista Home Premiumx32 SP1
> Q6600 Quad Core 2.40 GHz
> 4 GB Ram 800 MHz
> Nvidia 8600GTS 256MB
> 500 GB HD
> Exp. Index=5.5
>
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