Changing User control settings error


  1. badaxe2
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    Changing User control settings error


    How can I enable full user control without getting a ton of "failed to enumerate" errors after clicking apply? Can't even install printer software to Program Files.


    Such hoops to jump through, argh.


    Thanks for any help.
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  3. badaxe2
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    badaxe2 said:
    How can I enable full user control without getting a ton of "failed to enumerate" errors after clicking apply? Can't even install printer software to Program Files.


    Such hoops to jump through, argh.


    Thanks for any help.
    *edit* reinstalling fixed it.
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