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I am aware of how to check those settings, and I do have administrator privileges
It turns out my antivirus (AVG) was blocking all changes, so I switched over to a different one, and everything is working perfectly now
Thanks so much! 🙂
Finally, I managed to get it done. I can't quite remember which site I used, but I think it was that one.
The thing is, I’m running into some issues with my Administrators privileges.
I am definitely set up as an Administrator, but the system won't let me save the application in the usual spot. If I try saving it elsewhere, it refuses to launch because it claims I don't have the necessary permissions—even though I clearly do. I checked the user accounts, and this specific account is listed as an Administrator.
Windows 7
Does anyone happen to have a solution for this?
Greetings!
I recently picked up a new Dell Inspiron, and we went ahead with a Windows 7 installation. However, I'm running into a bit of a snag: the Wi-Fi driver refuses to install. It claims it isn't compatible, even though when I originally downloaded it, it was listed as fully compatible with both this specific laptop model and Windows 7.
Looking at the Device Manager under network adapters, the Wi-Fi isn't even showing up—all I see are two Bluetooth entries. I suspect that might be where the issue lies.
Could anyone offer some assistance?