You must have the following rights to run any of the following Windows + PC Study Bible combinations:
Installation Instructions
- Log on as the non-Admin user who wants to run PC Study Bible
- Put the highest versioned Reference Library CD you have in the CD drive tray, but do NOT close the drive.
- Hold down the left SHIFT key on the keyboard.
- Now push the CD drive tray closed.
- Count slowly to 30 then let up on the Shift key. (This process prevents the CD from starting on its own.) If a message about Filter Keys pops up during your count, just ignore it until you finish counting, then click Cancel on the Filter Keys message.
- Use My Computer or Windows Explorer to view the contents of the CD.
- Right-click on the Setup.exe.
- Click Run As.
- Click Admin.
- You will then need to enter the Admin password and the install will proceed.
- At the end of the install, it will usually want to restart your computer. Let it restart.
- Log on as the same non-Admin user.
- Remove the CD from the drive.
- Start PC Study Bible. It should work fine.
Preferred Solution for Windows Media Center, XP Pro, XP Home, Vista {formerly known as the "experimental" solution}
- The following should correct the problem of allowing non-Administrators to use PC Study Bible with Windows Media Center systems.
- Close PC Study Bible and logon as an Administrator to the local machine.
- Open Windows Explorer.
- Click on Tools > Folder Options...
- Click on the View tab.
- In the "Advanced Settings" list box, scroll to the bottom until you see the option "Use Simple File Sharing (Recommended)".
- Remove the check from the "Use Simple File Sharing" ckeck box.
- Click on "Apply" and then "OK".
- In Windows Explorer, navigate to the folder "C:\Program Files\Biblesoft".
- Right-click on the "Biblesoft" folder and select "Properties". There may be two tabs displayed: Sharing and Security.
- Click on the Sharing tab.
- Click on "Share the folder". Then click on Permissions.
- In the "Group or user names" section, Add "Everyone" if it is not already listed.
- Click on "Everyone" and then in the "Permissions for Everyone" list box, check the "Full Control" check box.
- Click on Apply and then OK.
- If you do not see a Security tab, skip to Step 21 because you are finished.
- On the other hand, if the Security tab is displayed, click on it.
- In the "Group or user Names" list box, Add "Everyone" if it is not present.
- Click on Everyone. In the section "Permissions for Everyone", put a check in the box next to "Full Control".
- Click on Apply and OK.
- You should now be able to logon as a non-Administrator and use PC Study Bible under any of your other logons.
- Please let us know if this is not the solution to your problem or if a step seems to not match what you see on your system.
