protection system error

[Pisces]

Originally Posted by Peter Cremer

I think it goes like this:

1. Open control panel.
2. Select "User Accounts".
3. Select "User Accounts Control Settings".
4. Move the adjustable button all the way down to turn it off.
5. Restart the computer for it to take effect.

Just make sure you have a thorough virusscanning habbit and not install everything that walks under the sun. User Account Control gives you a warning when fishy stuff is happening. Disable at your own risk. Do realize that you can give those creepy things administrative rights on your computer this way.

[Herr-Berbunch]

Originally Posted by Pisces

Just make sure you have a thorough virusscanning habbit and not install everything that walks under the sun. User Account Control gives you a warning when fishy stuff is happening. Disable at your own risk. Do realize that you can give those creepy things administrative rights on your computer this way.

Pisces beat me to it.

[Mittelwaechter]

^^ Have to agree. UAC is a security layer to protect your system.

Better follow BigWalleye's advise and intstall NOT into default path.
This UAC feature protects only certain - important - system sections from unintentional changes, but will ignore something like C:\games\...


Edit: Btw - Joe - what "protection system error" does it show? Do you have an old SH3 version - protected by StarForce?
Check your SH3.exe in the main directory -> rightclick -> properties -> details: what version does it read?
(the old StarForced versions read the unpatched 1.4.0.0 - the new ones are unprotected and patched, they read 1.4.0.1)