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Alanah #1
New PC Installation - Any Advice or Warnings?
Hi,
I'm installing Elements (PC) for the first time and wanted to check in case anyone had any advice along the lines of "If I knew then what I know now..."!
Looking at the topics on this board, there seems to be alot of potentially confusing problems created at the early stages of installation. If anyone has any suggested "DOs and DONTs" before I get into trouble, I'd appreciate it!
I'm not installing it for another couple days. Thanks in advance for any help or guidance you can provide.
See ya!
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Beth Haney #2
Re: New PC Installation - Any Advice or Warnings?
Even though a lot of people seem to be able to run Elements (or other Adobe products) while using Norton or other anti-virus software, there are a number who experience a lot of trouble. I'd strongly suggest that, to be on the safe side, you disable or remove ANY anti-virus software during the installation process, as well as disabling any other Norton products.
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Chuck Snyder #3
New PC Installation - Any Advice or Warnings?
Besides the problems with Norton products, a number of folks have had
difficulty when loading on top of the trial version; if you've never had the
trial, chances are good that you'll have a clean install and be up and
running in no time!
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RobertHJones #4
New PC Installation - Any Advice or Warnings?
I second that! You should always disable the antivirus during the
installation process. You can always scan afterwards.
I also run the check disk utility first to make sure there are no errors in
the file system.
Also, if you're using Windows NT, 2000, or XP, install from an account with
administrative rights.
Bob
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