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Hi Guylain, this may not be the place to submit this question, but I'd like to get the forums input about an issue. I have over the years used Rgistax6 for processing my videos from my DSLR and BYE. Also used AutoStakkert-2 as well. A short while back we had a computer crash, no real biggie as almost everything was backed up, except Registax6 & AutoStakkert 2. But since they're free downloads we simply downloaded them both onto new computer (h/p intel CORE i5 7th Gen) long story short, everything is back up and running. However, when I use Registax6 or AutoStakkert-2 a pop-up screen comes on at the start saying "Unable to write to program files (x86)" both programs continue to process without any problems, so whatever it is doesn't seem to affect processing, but I've never had this happen before!! I contacted "Corland Berrevoets, at Registax6" he said there have been a few reports of similar events, but not an epidemic, just a few isolated cases. He suggested to run the program as "Administrator" which we did, and it helped at first, but occasionally the pop-up returns. I've chosen to ignore it like your "Check Engine Light" on your dash until something manifests itself. I realize this is more a computer or program issue and nothing to do with BYE, but my curiosity is this, has anyone else out there experienced any similar issues with Registax6 after a recent download? Thanks again, regards, and clear skies your way, Dirty Harris, Colo. USA.
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This is a common indication that Windows has some problem with the User File Privileges in the Program Files (x86) directory, or as likely a problem with the routine that an Older Program (Registax 6
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