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Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2008 12:31:10 +1200
From: "Michael Kokich" <mkokich@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Lastest setup.exe gives error message mount: Access is Denied
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I've solved the problem now! But I'm not sure why this solves it.

So the right clicked and ran setup using 'Run as Administrator' but it
was still giving me the mount error when it got to the part to
install.

I then decided that I would try turning UAC on and then run the
setup.exe again. And this time it has installed without complaint.

I dont' know why I turned UAC back on, but it has seemed to fixed it.

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