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Error 1303 is a Windows installation error indicating insufficient privileges to access a specific directory, even when logged in as an administrator. Common causes include permission issues with folders like C:\ProgramData or system directories under C:\Windows\winsxs. This error has been reported when installing software such as Super Antispyware and Visual Studio 2008 on Windows 7. Troubleshooting steps often involve adjusting User Account Control (UAC) settings, taking ownership of the target folder, or ensuring the installer is run with full administrator rights. The error may also appear in other contexts, such as a related system error 1306 affecting the NFSRdr service.
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    Windows XP System error 1306 has occured.

    Not able to start the nfsrdr service. Getting error "Indicates two revision labels are incompatible".
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    Windows 7 Unable to install certain programs in Windows 7 64 bit.

    Hello People. I am hugely frustrated with Windows 7 64 bit as installed on my desktop computer. I have the 32 bit version installed on my laptop, and am not experiencing these problems. Today, I attempted to install Super Antispyware free edition. Part way through the install, I received this...
    • twocvsix
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    • access denied administrator desktop error 1303 installation laptop permissions privilege skype software issues superantispyware tech support troubleshooting uac update windows 7
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    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows 7 Can't install Visual Studio 2008

    I installed Windows 7 on my laptop so I could get a good use of it since I use it a lot in University. I'm having problems installing Visual Studio 2008 on Windows 7 and get the following error in the error log: Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition - ENU: [2] ERROR:Error 1303.The...
    • jmitch18
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    • administrator development error 1303 installation microsoft programming software uac visual studio windows 7
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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