Dear Admin!
When installing win 10 on the HDD to 95%, there is a error message: "Failed to run system API (0x0000001500430000)".
Please guide how to fix. Thank you!
Im using WinToHDD Professional v 2.7 Release 1 (Sep 19 2017) , here is log
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(10-03-2017, 12:22 PM)vanamle Wrote: [ -> ]Dear Admin!
When installing win 10 on the HDD to 95%, there is a error message: "Failed to run system API (0x0000001500430000)".
Please guide how to fix. Thank you!
Im using WinToHDD Professional v 2.7 Release 1 (Sep 19 2017) , here is log
We have analyzed the log file, WinToHDD does not have permissions to access the registry, this is usually caused by an anti-virus software or you don't run WinToHDD with administrator privileges. So please run WinToHDD with administrator privileges and temporarily deactivate your anti-virus software or add WinToHDD to the list of allowed applications (may be called Trusted Applications/Whitelisted applications) of your anti-virus software and try again.
And is your account a domain user? If it is a domain user, please try running WinToHDD with a local administrator account, domain users may not have permission to access the registry.
(10-04-2017, 01:52 AM)vanamle Wrote: [ -> ] (10-03-2017, 01:20 PM)admin Wrote: [ -> ] (10-03-2017, 12:22 PM)vanamle Wrote: [ -> ]Dear Admin!
When installing win 10 on the HDD to 95%, there is a error message: "Failed to run system API (0x0000001500430000)".
Please guide how to fix. Thank you!
Im using WinToHDD Professional v 2.7 Release 1 (Sep 19 2017) , here is log
We have analyzed the log file, WinToHDD does not have permissions to access the registry, this is usually caused by an anti-virus software or you don't run WinToHDD with administrator privileges. So please run WinToHDD with administrator privileges and temporarily deactivate your anti-virus software or add WinToHDD to the list of allowed applications (may be called Trusted Applications/Whitelisted applications) of your anti-virus software and try again.
And is your account a domain user? If it is a domain user, please try running WinToHDD with a local administrator account, domain users may not have permission to access the registry.
Thank a lot!
You're welcome, please contact us if you are still having problems.