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| I'm trying to install an application and it won't allow me to because it says more than 1 user is logged in. When I check the task manager for users it only shows my account....there are obviously System and Network accounts running. Any thoughts | Guest
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| Hello, Have you checked for any updated software from the manufacturer? Due to the way Windows Vista isolates services, I can see an application mistakenly thinking that more than one user was logged in if it only looks at how many "sessions" are running to determine this. In vista, there are two sessions, one for services and one for you, while in XP there is only one session. You may try running the program in compatibility mode for Windows XP (right-click, properties, compatability tab). -- - JB Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User "CB" <CB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B5349494-CDC2-4276-AF99-ACBA1D9384E4@microsoft.com... Quote:
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