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hi all,new computer , manufacturer installed w7 home premium 64 bit. trying to install a genealogy program which used to run on win xp pro , using w7 compatabillity prog, tried runing in safe mode, as administrator but it will not install. keep getting errorr – 0x80040703, faild to find DLL function sfc. srSetRestorePoint. any ideas pleasee .thanks. cymro

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hi all,new computer , manufacturer installed w7 home premium 64 bit. trying to install a genealogy program which used to run on win xp pro , using w7 compatabillity prog, tried runing in safe mode, as administrator but it will not install. keep getting errorr – 0x80040703, faild to find DLL function sfc. srSetRestorePoint. any ideas pleasee .thanks. cymro

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hi all,new computer , manufacturer installed w7 home premium 64 bit. trying to install a genealogy program which used to run on win xp pro , using w7 compatabillity prog, tried runing in safe mode, as administrator but it will not install. keep getting errorr – 0x80040703, faild to find DLL function sfc. srSetRestorePoint. any ideas pleasee .thanks. cymro

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hi all,new computer , manufacturer installed w7 home premium 64 bit. trying to install a genealogy program which used to run on win xp pro , using w7 compatabillity prog, tried runing in safe mode, as administrator but it will not install. keep getting errorr – 0x80040703, faild to find DLL function sfc. srSetRestorePoint. any ideas pleasee .thanks. cymro

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hi all,new computer , manufacturer installed w7 home premium 64 bit. trying to install a genealogy program which used to run on win xp pro , using w7 compatabillity prog, tried runing in safe mode, as administrator but it will not install. keep getting errorr – 0x80040703, faild to find DLL function sfc. srSetRestorePoint. any ideas pleasee .thanks. cymro

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hi all,new computer , manufacturer installed w7 home premium 64 bit. trying to install a genealogy program which used to run on win xp pro , using w7 compatabillity prog, tried runing in safe mode, as administrator but it will not install. keep getting errorr – 0x80040703, faild to find DLL function sfc. srSetRestorePoint. any ideas pleasee .thanks. cymro

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hi all,new computer , manufacturer installed w7 home premium 64 bit. trying to install a genealogy program which used to run on win xp pro , using w7 compatabillity prog, tried runing in safe mode, as administrator but it will not install. keep getting errorr – 0x80040703, faild to find DLL function sfc. srSetRestorePoint. any ideas pleasee .thanks. cymro

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hi all,new computer , manufacturer installed w7 home premium 64 bit. trying to install a genealogy program which used to run on win xp pro , using w7 compatabillity prog, tried runing in safe mode, as administrator but it will not install. keep getting errorr – 0x80040703, faild to find DLL function sfc. srSetRestorePoint. any ideas pleasee .thanks. cymro

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

Hello sorry about the delay, and lack of info. Anyway, I am using the Family History Resource file – 1881 British Census and National Index ,,and the British Isles Viital Records Index, Resource viewer 4 is used for both progs. Thanks, Cymro.

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

Hello sorry about the delay, and lack of info. Anyway, I am using the Family History Resource file – 1881 British Census and National Index ,,and the British Isles Viital Records Index, Resource viewer 4 is used for both progs. Thanks, Cymro.

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

Hello sorry about the delay, and lack of info. Anyway, I am using the Family History Resource file – 1881 British Census and National Index ,,and the British Isles Viital Records Index, Resource viewer 4 is used for both progs. Thanks, Cymro.

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

Hello sorry about the delay, and lack of info. Anyway, I am using the Family History Resource file – 1881 British Census and National Index ,,and the British Isles Viital Records Index, Resource viewer 4 is used for both progs. Thanks, Cymro.

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

Hello sorry about the delay, and lack of info. Anyway, I am using the Family History Resource file – 1881 British Census and National Index ,,and the British Isles Viital Records Index, Resource viewer 4 is used for both progs. Thanks, Cymro.

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

Hello sorry about the delay, and lack of info. Anyway, I am using the Family History Resource file – 1881 British Census and National Index ,,and the British Isles Viital Records Index, Resource viewer 4 is used for both progs. Thanks, Cymro.

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

Hello sorry about the delay, and lack of info. Anyway, I am using the Family History Resource file – 1881 British Census and National Index ,,and the British Isles Viital Records Index, Resource viewer 4 is used for both progs. Thanks, Cymro.

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

Hello sorry about the delay, and lack of info. Anyway, I am using the Family History Resource file – 1881 British Census and National Index ,,and the British Isles Viital Records Index, Resource viewer 4 is used for both progs. Thanks, Cymro.

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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It would help if you were list the Family Research Program and Version?
You might try “Right clicking” the setup exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This has worked on several genealogy programs. I have several install on both test and production machines.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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Can you post a link to where you get this ” Family History Resource file” viewer?
Do you get a “EXE” file to install or what?

Is sounds like it is a “Add in” to your browser.

You might try loading it using the 32 bit version of IE!

There is both a 32 and 64 bit listed in the Start menu, all programs.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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Can you post a link to where you get this ” Family History Resource file” viewer?
Do you get a “EXE” file to install or what?

Is sounds like it is a “Add in” to your browser.

You might try loading it using the 32 bit version of IE!

There is both a 32 and 64 bit listed in the Start menu, all programs.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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Can you post a link to where you get this ” Family History Resource file” viewer?
Do you get a “EXE” file to install or what?

Is sounds like it is a “Add in” to your browser.

You might try loading it using the 32 bit version of IE!

There is both a 32 and 64 bit listed in the Start menu, all programs.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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Can you post a link to where you get this ” Family History Resource file” viewer?
Do you get a “EXE” file to install or what?

Is sounds like it is a “Add in” to your browser.

You might try loading it using the 32 bit version of IE!

There is both a 32 and 64 bit listed in the Start menu, all programs.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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Can you post a link to where you get this ” Family History Resource file” viewer?
Do you get a “EXE” file to install or what?

Is sounds like it is a “Add in” to your browser.

You might try loading it using the 32 bit version of IE!

There is both a 32 and 64 bit listed in the Start menu, all programs.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

Reply | Quote

Can you post a link to where you get this ” Family History Resource file” viewer?
Do you get a “EXE” file to install or what?

Is sounds like it is a “Add in” to your browser.

You might try loading it using the 32 bit version of IE!

There is both a 32 and 64 bit listed in the Start menu, all programs.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

Reply | Quote

Can you post a link to where you get this ” Family History Resource file” viewer?
Do you get a “EXE” file to install or what?

Is sounds like it is a “Add in” to your browser.

You might try loading it using the 32 bit version of IE!

There is both a 32 and 64 bit listed in the Start menu, all programs.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

Reply | Quote

Can you post a link to where you get this ” Family History Resource file” viewer?
Do you get a “EXE” file to install or what?

Is sounds like it is a “Add in” to your browser.

You might try loading it using the 32 bit version of IE!

There is both a 32 and 64 bit listed in the Start menu, all programs.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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