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Functions Greyed out

Mr12
Hi all,

Want to try capture one 4.6 on my pc but cannot do a thing, all functions are greyed out...
If i use the non pro version, i even get previews!
With the pro version, i get previews, but cannot edtit a thing, whats wrong?

OS: Vista 64 bit ultimate
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  • Terry91
    Sounds to me like you either have an unsupported RAW or jpg files.

    Regards,

    Terry
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  • Mr12
    Found the solution

    1. Right click on your shortcut
    3. Choose Properties
    4. Choose tab Compatibility.
    5. Set a check mark in “Run this program as an administratorâ€
    6. Click “OKâ€

    Thats it!
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  • Paul Steunebrink
    [quote="Mr" wrote:
    Found the solution

    1. Right click on your shortcut
    3. Choose Properties
    4. Choose tab Compatibility.
    5. Set a check mark in “Run this program as an administratorâ€
    6. Click “OKâ€

    Thats it!

    that should not be necessary but if it's OK with you I am OK with it too. 😉
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  • Mr12
    [quote="Paul_E" wrote:
    [quote="Mr" wrote:
    Found the solution

    1. Right click on your shortcut
    3. Choose Properties
    4. Choose tab Compatibility.
    5. Set a check mark in “Run this program as an administratorâ€
    6. Click “OKâ€

    Thats it!

    that should not be necessary but if it's OK with you I am OK with it too. 😉


    Is there another solution then?
    Which?

    Greetings!
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  • Paul Steunebrink
    When I test a new application I am always focused (among others) on its ability to run the application with non-administrative privileges. With CO4.1 onwards this is no problem. If the program does not function properly when logged on as a member of the Users local group (to be specific) but does work properly when logged on as a member of the Administrators group, folder and/or file permissions on your computer might have been messed up more or less. Another option is that certain utilities limit a programs capability, which is overridden by Administrator permissions.

    That is difficult to diagnose and repair when not being on-site with the customer. Can't give a proper advise better than the worst advise I can give: full reinstall of the computer. ☹️
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  • Mr12
    [quote="Paul_E" wrote:
    When I test a new application I am always focused (among others) on its ability to run the application with non-administrative privileges. With CO4.1 onwards this is no problem. If the program does not function properly when logged on as a member of the Users local group (to be specific) but does work properly when logged on as a member of the Administrators group, folder and/or file permissions on your computer might have been messed up more or less. Another option is that certain utilities limit a programs capability, which is overridden by Administrator permissions.

    That is difficult to diagnose and repair when not being on-site with the customer. Can't give a proper advise better than the worst advise I can give: full reinstall of the computer. ☹️


    Its just a freshly installed OS, im not going to repeat that in a long while
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  • Paul Steunebrink
    Mr,
    Out of curiosity, what are you running: XP, Vista. Any service pack? 32- or 64-bit version?
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  • Mr12
    Hello,

    I have Vista 64 bit ultimate sp1
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  • Paul Steunebrink
    [quote="Mr" wrote:
    Hello,

    I have Vista 64 bit ultimate sp1

    Thanks, when I have same spare minutes, I will install CO 4.6 on it and see what a non-Admin can or can't do with it. Let you know if it happens.
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