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Installation Messages for Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8
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| Sometimes Windows cannot register a file if it is in use
during the installation and gives your a 'registration'
error - here's how to fix that.
If you get a message, such
as 'unable to register' a file, it is probably because
Windows does not show that you have the proper 'permissions'
to register that file automatically during installation or
the file was in use by another program. The solution is to
run the program as 'administrator':
1. Go to the Tenant File
shortcut icon (that starts the program).
2. Right-click on the shortcut, and choose 'Run as
Administrator', then click 'allow'.
3. When in the Tenant File program, browse to the same spot
where you got the error, and it should now be ok.
Note: if there is more than
one file not registered, you may have to do this more than
once. Once all files are properly registered, you should be
able to open the program normally by double-clicking on the
shortcut icon for the Tenant File.
If you want to always run
as administrator, you can do this:
1. Go to the Tenant File shortcut icon (that starts the
program).
2. Right-click on the shortcut, and choose 'Properties'.
3. Click on the 'Capability' tab.
4. Under 'Privilege Level', put a check mark next to 'Run
this program as an administrator'.
Note: this will ask you to
'allow' each time you enter the program. |
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