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Partner Programs Press Room Customer Stories Email Subscription All Company Information Blog TechSmith Blog Store TechSmith Store Education error 1303 the installer has insufficient privileges to access this directory Pricing Gov't/Non-Profit Pricing Volume Pricing Online Store FAQ All Store Options Contact Us U.S. English U.S. English Deutsch Français 日本語 0 Items 0 My Account Sign http://productforums.google.com/d/topic/earth/k4YnV9SzU80 In Sign in My Account Sign Out Submit a ticket View your ticket(s) Sign in to chat Need help? Chat with us Need help? Chat with us TechSmith Support Snagit (Windows) - Technical Issues Install Choose another category Snagit (Windows): "Error 1303. The installer has insufficient privileges to access this directory" error message when you run the https://support.techsmith.com/hc/en-us/articles/203731048-Snagit-Windows-Error-1303-The-installer-has-insufficient-privileges-to-access-this-directory-error-message-when-you-run-the-Snagit-Setup Snagit Setup Posted by: Bill C. Last Updated: September 04, 2016 21:40 Problem This error can occur when Snagit is still running as you attempt to run the installer for Snagit, or if the user installing Snagit does not have the correct permissions to install the application. Solution First, make sure Snagit is not running. Open your task manager (Control + Alt + Delete). Windows 7: Select the Processes tab Windows 8/10: Choose More Details at the bottom Look through this list and check for the following processes (you may or may not see the .exe): •Snagit32.exe•SnagitEditor.exe•SnagPriv.exe If you do see one of the above processes, select it and choose End Task. Try running the installer again. If the problem continues, please consider the options below. Option 1: Run the installer as an administrator Locate the exe that was downloaded to install Snagit Right click on the exe file and choose Run as administrator. Option 2: Confirm permissions If this is in a managed/supervised environment, confirm with your IT Administrator that you have the correc
Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 After Effects CS4 Contribute CS4 Creative Suite CS4 Dreamweaver CS4 Encore CS4 Fireworks CS4 https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/error-1310-error-writing-file.html Flash Professional CS4 Illustrator CS4 InCopy CS4 InDesign CS4 Photoshop CS4 Photoshop Extended Issue When you install Adobe Creative Suite 4 or a CS4 application, the installation fails and the following error appears: "Error 1310. Error writing to file: File path. Verify that you have access to that directory." The following appears in the Adobe Creative error 1303 Suite 4 installation log file: Error 1310.Error writing to file: C:\Config.Msi\1658852.rbf. Verify that you have access to that directory. Action ended 15:34:12: InstallFinalize. Return value 3. Solution Do one or more of the following: Solution 1: Disable startup items and services. Some applications or services can cause system errors or freezes when running concurrently with a error 1303 the CS4 product. Services are specialized programs that perform functions to support other programs. Before starting a CS4 product, disable other applications, including startup items (items that start automatically with Windows), and services.To disable startup items and services, see Disable startup items and services (Windows XP) (kb404984).To reenable startup items and services: Choose Start > Run, type msconfig, and click OK. Choose Normal Startup on the General tab, click OK, and restart the computer. Note: If deselected items are present on the Services or Startup tab, then deselect them again. Solution 2: Rename the Config.msi folder. In some cases, permissions on this folder are in such a state that the permissions changes described below are ineffective. To test to see if data in this folder is causing the problems, try the following: Rename the folder C:\Config.Msi to C:\Config.msi.old.Important: If you can't see the Application Data folder proceed to the section, "To show hidden files and folders." If the folder still doesn't appear, then it doesn't exist, and