DJ Java Decompiler is fighting for his rights
The security of Windows Vista has surpassed even himself. No action, does not want to be double checked. And apparently Microsoft has also recognized that the majority of its users have no idea what he actually does on the PC. That is why Microsoft has blocked the establishment of an administrator account under which all programs are automatically provided with administrative privileges could do anything. Instead, it will now be modeled after UNIX before running programs that require admin rights, asked if we want to give it to the program. So far, so good.
Now, there are also programs that increasingly those of XP or earlier times, which (do not know this system of rights and accept that simple, they would have under the logged user does not have administrator rights we remember: no program under Vista) has on its own admin rights. Most of these programs to break from their actions and then complain about the lack of rights with an error.
The specific example here is the DJ Java compiler. After installation, the program calls upon initial startup, after a serial number to register the program. Has not this one, you can still click on “Next”. Here, however, the program terminates the registration process (whether present or not serial number) with the statement that the program lacks the necessary permissions. Note: If a program always bleating about the lack of rights on Vista, the following guide a possible solution to the problem:
1. They betake themselves to executable (. Exe) of the program (usually in C: \ Program Files \)
2. right-click it
3. the risen and choose menu option “Run as administrator”. Finish
This done, the program will run once with administrator privileges. If the program is always open with administrator privileges, you Follow this:
1. Right-click the executable program
2. “Properties select the menu
3. the tab “Compatibility” Open
4. a checkmark in the box next to “Run program as an administrator and share”
5. and confirm with “OK”. Finish
(3 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
Loading ...
(3.67 out of 5)
One Comment on “DJ Java Decompiler is fighting for his rights”
Thank you very much for your post. DJ Java Decompiler uses the Protexis ’s Merchant Services for licensing.
Best regards, Atanas
http://members.fortunecity.com/neshkov/dj.html
http://www.neshkov.com/dj.html