as i said u have to download the installation file.......Link RemovedTried this but it did not create anything in my appdata/temp folder so im wondering why not?
My sincere thanks,your method works perfect.Anyone can get Lightscribe installed?
Finally I got it installed and it's work! Need Help? PM me
Finally I got it installed and it's work! Need Help? PM me
You' re most Welcome!!! some ppl just don't trust the RAR files!My sincere thanks,your method works perfect.
Yes....use the method downloading the file,then extract it with winrar,then run the set up.It works perfect and it is easy to do.I tried it and had the same results as a couple of others. A temp folder was not created during the attempted install. I'm wondering if the people who have made this work are using a different build of seven?
Okay I tried it again and it would have helped if someone would have mentioned to chage youe folder view to show hidden files. Changed the string to 601 and got the you don't have admin rights and right clicked and no option for Run as Admin came up. I am logged on as Admin for my computer. I am not in a domain environment. Anyone know how to get around this problem?
You don`t need to change anything.once you download the file extract it using winrar.Downloading the file and changing the string is not the problem here. The problem is that I keep getting the "You do not have permision" message. I am the admin. I am the only user of this machine. I don't normally set up other accounts, why would you? But just to rule out the possibility that it is a glitch in 7 I created a user account, logged off and back on as admin. and still get the message. Also I don't get an option to run as admin when I right click on the installer. Arrgh!!
Here are my instructions on how to do this with the installer from Lightscribe's website so you don't have to worry about downloading software from someone else:
1. Go here to download the latest system software: LightScribe - Downloads - Windows
2. Once downloaded double click on the *.exe file to run the installer. Once it gets to the \"operating system is not adequate\" error, leave the window open and do not click \"OK\" just yet.
3. You will now have to navigate to the temporary directory to where the MSI file it extracted is. This can be found in \"C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Temp\". In my case, it created a directory called \"{494F8C6F-CB8A-4AF2-B85D-A238A88DB575}\".
4. Copy the LS_HSI.msi file to some other location, then click on \"OK\" to that dialog box and the directory should automatically delete itself.
5. Next you will have to use a hex editor to edit the part of the installer where it checks the NT version. I used XVI32 which is freeware. Open the LS_HSI.msi file in the editor and go to the hexadecimal address \"19C976\" or alternatively search for VersionNT until you see 600.
6. Change VersionNT = 600 to 601. and save and exit.
7. The installer may complain about not having administrator rights for some reason. I am in a domain environment so I right clicked the installer and ran it as \"Administrator\".
8. Repeat the same process for the Template Labeler program. The hex address for the NT version is located at 57882.
9. Have fun burning labels again and be sure to thank the Lightscribe developers for making a stupid operating system check!
Worked for me - many thanks...now if I could only do same to the driver for my HP C4270 printer....