Hello,
I'm having a problem running the Toshiba Software Upgrades. I was able to run it initially but now every time I try to run it I get the following message:
The TOSHIBA Software Upgrades application may not start because the current user has limited rights to system resources.
I don't understand why I'm getting this error as I'm the administrator on my system. I'm using Windows Vista Ultimate.
Thanks for any help you can offer!
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I did the same thing and the same outcome occured. If you haven't solved it yet, here is what you do.
- Go to the Start Menu
- Go to the All Programs list
- Go down to TOSHIBA
- Right click on the Software Upgrades icon
- Click on Properties
- Under the Compatability tab, click the box that says "Run the program in Compatability Mode for"
- Make sure that it is set to "Windows XP (Service Pack 2)."
- Everything will work from here on... or should.
- You will get all neccessary upgrades for your system specifically for Windows Vista. Don't worry about the whole compatability to Windows XP thing. -
Go to search type cmd. Once in dos type net user administartor * and you can change password to gain full administrator access. Or Check for registary problems through advanced windows care v2 this will also help. Some software has problems loading.
Toshiba Software Upgrades Problem
Discussion in 'Toshiba' started by rpeders3, May 3, 2007.