Unable to install programs access denied

Hi
On checking the user account I confirmed tat I am logged on as an
administrator.I do not have multiple accounts on this computer. However, I do
have a home network and this computer is part of a workgroup of computers. I
downloaded two programs on my office computers, I am unable to download these
programs on my home computer. I can still download other programs on my home
computer. On my first attempt to download the two programs I tried to use a
USB device to store the download. When this failed I tried to download the
two programs directly from the internet. I keep getting the same access is
denied message. I tried to use Ashampoo to erase all remnants of my previouse
download attempts but I still get the same result. At this point I do not
know if the problem has to do with my computer configuration or due to the
previouse downloads. The two programs that I am trying to download are The
Vista upgrade advisor, and the Ajax extension of ASP.Net 2.
Thanks for your help

"nesredep egrob" wrote:

> On Sun, 27 May 2007 17:05:00 -0700, wfatany <wfatany.RemoveThis@discussions.microsoft.com>
> wrote:
>
> >I get a message access is denied while trying to install software from the
> >internet. I got this message several times for different software. When I
> >checked the event logs I found some errors and warnings that I can't
> >understand. Can anyone tell me what this means.
> >Details
> >Product: Windows Operating System
> >ID: 4128
> >Source: Ci
> >Version: 5.0
> >Component: Application Event Log
> >Symbolic Name: MSG_CI_INDEX_DOWNLEVEL_ERROR
> >Message: Error %1 detected in content index on %2.
> >
> >Could this be the reason for access denied message.
>
> Go to Start/Settings/Control Panel/Users. There is a possiblilty that you will
> get stopped if you are not the administrator - that will already give you a clue
> about your status. Generally if you are not an administrator or Power User, you
> cannot install programs.
>
> If you find yourself as a wrong kind of user, use Ctrl-Alt-Del to Log off and
> log on as administrator. Hope you know the password.
>
> Borge in sunny Perth, Australia
>

On Tue, 29 May 2007 08:22:01 -0700, wfatany <wfatany.DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:

>Hi
>On checking the user account I confirmed tat I am logged on as an
>administrator.I do not have multiple accounts on this computer. However, I do
>have a home network and this computer is part of a workgroup of computers. I
>downloaded two programs on my office computers, I am unable to download these
>programs on my home computer. I can still download other programs on my home
>computer. On my first attempt to download the two programs I tried to use a
>USB device to store the download. When this failed I tried to download the
>two programs directly from the internet. I keep getting the same access is
>denied message. I tried to use Ashampoo to erase all remnants of my previouse
>download attempts but I still get the same result. At this point I do not
>know if the problem has to do with my computer configuration or due to the
>previouse downloads. The two programs that I am trying to download are The
>Vista upgrade advisor, and the Ajax extension of ASP.Net 2.
>Thanks for your help
>
>"nesredep egrob" wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 27 May 2007 17:05:00 -0700, wfatany <wfatany.DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> >I get a message access is denied while trying to install software from the
>> >internet. I got this message several times for different software. When I
>> >checked the event logs I found some errors and warnings that I can't
>> >understand. Can anyone tell me what this means.
>> >Details
>> >Product: Windows Operating System
>> >ID: 4128
>> >Source: Ci
>> >Version: 5.0
>> >Component: Application Event Log
>> >Symbolic Name: MSG_CI_INDEX_DOWNLEVEL_ERROR
>> >Message: Error %1 detected in content index on %2.
>> >
>> >Could this be the reason for access denied message.
>>
>> Go to Start/Settings/Control Panel/Users. There is a possiblilty that you will
>> get stopped if you are not the administrator - that will already give you a clue
>> about your status. Generally if you are not an administrator or Power User, you
>> cannot install programs.
>>
>> If you find yourself as a wrong kind of user, use Ctrl-Alt-Del to Log off and
>> log on as administrator. Hope you know the password.
>>
>> Borge in sunny Perth, Australia
>>
I am sorry I cannot help with the message from the log file - you will I am
afraid wait for some of the MS educated people

Borge in sunny Perth, Australia