Dvd Lab Pro Compatible W/ Vista
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hellawaits77
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Dvd Lab Pro Compatible W/ Vista
Is DVD Lab Pro compatible w/ Windows Vista? I just got a new PC, and tried to download the 30-day trial of DVD Lab, and when I attempt to run the program, I get the message "Setup files are corrupted, please obtain a new copy of the program." Never had this problem w./ any other PC. Their website doesn't mention whether or not the program works w/ Vista, so I'm not sure if that is the problem. Any help is appreciated. Thanks

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Re: Dvd Lab Pro Compatible W/ Vista
Thanks Kat;
I talked to a guy at TTD and he claims he uses DVD Lab w/ Vista regularly, so it's obviously compatible.
I tried downloading another version of the program, and was given the same error message. If anyone has an idea, would this have anything to do w./ my security programs? I use the latest version of Norton, and CA? I've never had a problem w. DVD Lab, but don't really want to risk it. Again, any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
I talked to a guy at TTD and he claims he uses DVD Lab w/ Vista regularly, so it's obviously compatible.
I tried downloading another version of the program, and was given the same error message. If anyone has an idea, would this have anything to do w./ my security programs? I use the latest version of Norton, and CA? I've never had a problem w. DVD Lab, but don't really want to risk it. Again, any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks

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Re: Dvd Lab Pro Compatible W/ Vista
try re-running the setup, but this time right click on the setup and select Run as Administrator. Then the UAC should popup and ask for a username / password.
