You are quite correct Lee,
They did not tell me the problem was caused by a virus, I got the
information
off the internet myself.
I did not want to go into too many details in my mail but can advise you
now
that the problem has been resolved.
They told me to register a certain file manually which Windows did not
allow me
to do and at that stage I got the error message.
They then advised me to turn down the User Account Control to 'never notify'
which then allowed me to register that file and everything works 100% now.
"Access denied" also makes sense now.
Apparently the User Account Control setting can affect a number of other
things,
something to remember.
If I carry on like this I will soon be a computer expert ha,ha.:-)
Uwe
> Uwe
>
> Usually 0x80070005 is an Access Denied error and it occurs under many
> different situations since many different resources can encounter
> permission
> errors. It doesn't sound correct to me for them to tell you that this
> error
> is caused by a corrupt driver or by a virus.
>
> Just some thoughts. . .
>
> Lee
>
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