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What access rights do I need to use MUSIC PLAYER with Windows 2000 Professional / Windows XP Professional / Windows XP Home Edition systems?

April 26, 2017edition Home Music Player professional Rights Windows Windows XP

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What access rights do I need to use MUSIC PLAYER with Windows 2000 Professional / Windows XP Professional / Windows XP Home Edition systems?

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You must log on to your computer with Administrator rights to install MUSIC PLAYER. You must log on to your computer with Administrator or Power User rights to use MUSIC PLAYER. Note: On Windows XP Home Edition system, you need Administrator rights to use MUSIC PLAYER. You cannot use MUSIC PLAYER with User rights. 3. Why do I get this error message when trying to import an album into the MUSIC PLAYER software – “ERROR: Unable to find selected disk. Please check that the selected disk is functioning properly.” This error message may appear if the CD in the CD/DVD drive is not compatible with the MUSIC PLAYER software. Content included on a CD-R (burned disc) will not operate with your MUSIC PLAYER.

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A2. You must log on to your computer with Administrator rights to install “MUSIC PLAYER”. You must log on to your computer with Administrator or Power User rights to use “MUSIC PLAYER”. On Windows XP Home Edition system, you need Administrator rights to use “MUSIC PLAYER”.