I believe setting admin permissions is the fix I've seen posted in the forums.

Try taking a scroll through the tech support forum, it would probably be quicker than the search anyway.

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Found it for you:

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I think the issue may be fixed in the upcoming beta from Ken's comment, so you won't need to admin it.

Wow. Let's look at the positives.

It looks like the admin issue will be fixed within a week.

This is a brand new program, with, I'm guessing, very little in common with 2.5. I'm guessing it was built from the ground up.

Ken clearly couldn't make this public as he was forming a new company so he had limited resources to do/check translations.  This is something that can and will be fixed by the community in a short space of time. 2.5's translations were only available because of the community. Ken made an effort to make it accessible.

They were likely very sound business and legal reasons the database could not be transfered. And as 2.4/2.5 are being maintained you can still access all of the old database. I plan to keep 2.4 empty and just download any profiles they have that 3 doesn't to transfer across.

I always found add by title a pain as there were so many wrong profiles attributed to the UK personally, so an empty database is good.

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It looks like the admin issue will be fixed within a week.

Phew.

I do totally agree with you, Lithurge, that this is a great step forward but in my case there is no workaround... I don't have a C drive (well I do, but it was assigned to a card-reader with my main drive being J).

If anyone knows how to change drive letters please let me know because I can't use the program (at home) until then 

I think the folling instructions will work on Vista, XP, and 2000. 

Right click on My Computer or Computer.
Click manage.
In the left pane of the window that pops up, click Disk Management.
Right click on what is now your C: drive and click change drive letter. 
Click the change button and chang it to what every you want it to be. 

However, I don't think windows will let you change your windows drive.  I tried this on 2000 and Vista and it would not let me change the drive letter of the drive with the OS on it.

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Thanks for the info...  I'll give it a try anyway but I suspect you're right about the Windows drive and I'll have to wait until the first beta 

If you do change drive letters, run a Drive Mapper that fixes all links to the old letter. Also i've always use Partition Magic for everything to do with creating/merging partitions, changing drive letters etc

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It looks like the admin issue will be fixed within a week.

While having to set Admin rights for C: is obviously worse, you still need Admin rights for the DVD Profiler folder itself for editing profiles. Some temporary DAT files need to be created there...

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Fair enough I've never felt the need to set up admin and user profiles personally, so have never come across these problems.

Well, it's a security measure. A virus trying to infect my computer supposedly has the same rights as me. If I am a User, the damage may be limited.

Occasionally I open up the rights on specific files (INI and the likes) or folders (DVD Profiler ) and most importantly the ability to adjust the time

For regular tasks like installing programs I don"t even have to log in as Admin, I simply use the Run As feature... It's less of a hassle than one might imagine.

However, I don't recommend switching on an operating system, as many things will break. Setting it up during a reinstall of the operating system is no problem at all.

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Well, it's a security measure. A virus trying to infect my computer supposedly has the same rights as me. If I am a User, the damage may be limited.

Yep that seems to be the usual reason people say they run it this way. I've been using PCs for many years and have yet to be infected by a virus, so I'm prepared to take the chance. (Knocks on wood)