How to enable two-step verification on Microsoft account.I highly recomand to desactivate the super administrator mode when you’re done (net user administrateur /active:no) because you have way more chances to be hacked when it’s activated.In this Windows 11 guide, we will walk you through the steps to configure two-step verification on your Microsoft account to prevent unauthorized access to Outlook, OneDrive, Microsoft 365, Xbox Network, and other Microsoft services. (I did it with Sony Vegas 13 though, but I think it work with Sony Vegas 11). Then you logoff and login in your new session (normally it’s called “administrator”), and you just install Sony Vegas. To do that, you just run cmd.exe as an administrator and you type “net user administrateur /active:yes” (Maybe it’s “administrator” for you, I don’t know, my computer is in french). So what I did is to activate the “super administrator mode”, and thanks god it worked. There was no padlock on my folder, I tried to install Microsoft Visual C + + 2008 in both of 32 and 64 bits version and it didn’t work, I also tried to change the permissions but it didn’t work either. I spent hours before finding a way to make it work, so maybe this can help someone ^^īasically, I tried everything that can be found and it didn’t work.
If you do not know how to do that then use this website to find out how If you see a padlock on the folder icon as per image below, then remove it.
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Sony\Vegas Pro 11.0, To get the privileges the software requires, Navigate to the folder that is mentioned in Notepad.Įg. The Installer has insufficient privileges to modify this file: C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Sony\Vegas Pro 11.0\Vegas Pro 11.0 (64-bit).lnk. Look for this Error Code: FINISH TXT ERROR: -2147163964 occurred during installation and the following text… To find the ERROR, use CTRL+F in Notepad and enter “ error code” and then do, or go to Edit and choose Find… and then do Find Next Note: the file could be any number after the SCS_INSTALLER_XX.log Open file with Notepad, right click on filename then choose OPEN Look at the log file name,which looks something like this “SCS_INSTALLER_ 14.log” perhaps with a different number at the end. “Show hidden files, folders and drives” like in this picture ( Thanks to heartmiso) You need to go to Folder and search options, view tab and check If you cannot find this folder it may be hidden Type this into windows search “SCS_INSTALLER*.log” to see if you can find it that way, don’t forget the asterix *.
You could try a windows search if thats easier ( (Windows key + F ) Go to folder the following folder, (username is usually your name or the name of the PC) If you are getting the above error during the install of Sony Vegas ( I got it when trying to update VP11 to 701) This seems a big topic, so I’ll try to clarify the procedure ()
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