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[dgk196]

Hello Dennis. There must be something with your Win setup since AH scripts are working for comrade ComradeP and he is on Win 8.1, so why not for comrade Dennis?

Let’s check are you a local administrator on the machine i.e. is it account you are using assigned to Administrators.

Go to Control Panel --> User Accounts and then into Manage User Accounts



The following window will list existing user accounts on your machine and their assignments i.e. you will see your account and the group it is assigned to. Being into Administrator group implies that related account can install, uninstall, execute applications and do other tasks with no restrictions.



For home users there is usually only one user account created unless you have multiple users on the same machine and you prefer some control and restrictions on who can do what. In business/corporate environments the story is different but not relevant for us.

Again, this screens are from my machine with Win 7 installation and my differ from your 8.1 screens.

Regards

Hello....

Thanks for sticking with me on this... it must be a pain to have to go through this step by step, your help is very much appreciated. Its best this way though, because obviously, there is something that either I am not doing or doing that's messing things up. So this is the best way to solve the situation. I am 'the administrator' as I am the only 'user' of this system. To all the others that have helped, thanks.

Dennis

Update... well, apparently because of my version of Windows and my sets of drivers(?) and such, these won't work with my system. Thanks for your help.

Dennis