Multiplicity Pro and Vista 32 bit.
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Hi there!
I just recently installed Vista Business Edition (fresh install, not upgrade) and cannot get my 2 machines to see one another now.
The primary is Vista with the secondary being XP Pro. I run advanced firewalls but have them configured to allow port 30564. I even tried with the software firewall of each machine disabled on the respective machine still to no avail.
I remembered reading that Stardock apps require admin privileges when installing. On my install of Vista I have UAC completely disabled. Am I correct in that this does not automatically mean I have admin status? I'll uninstall and try installing again to be sure.. Question though: I am installing Multiplicity from within SDC.. This means that I'll need to launch SDC with admin status correct?
I'll post the results of my reinstall here.
Thanks!
-- Follow up:
I downloaded the standalone version of 1.19 and ran the setup via right clicking > Run As Administrator and met with the same result even with both firewalls off.
I just recently installed Vista Business Edition (fresh install, not upgrade) and cannot get my 2 machines to see one another now.
The primary is Vista with the secondary being XP Pro. I run advanced firewalls but have them configured to allow port 30564. I even tried with the software firewall of each machine disabled on the respective machine still to no avail.
I remembered reading that Stardock apps require admin privileges when installing. On my install of Vista I have UAC completely disabled. Am I correct in that this does not automatically mean I have admin status? I'll uninstall and try installing again to be sure.. Question though: I am installing Multiplicity from within SDC.. This means that I'll need to launch SDC with admin status correct?
I'll post the results of my reinstall here.
Thanks!
-- Follow up:
I downloaded the standalone version of 1.19 and ran the setup via right clicking > Run As Administrator and met with the same result even with both firewalls off.