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Failed to Install KERNEL Files. Make sure you have the appropriate privileges on this machine. At the top of the text in the surrounding box,. I’ve hit my first real snag with Vista - while trying to install Macromedia Contribute 3, I got this error: “1: Failed to install ISkernel files. Make sure you have appropriate privileges on this machine.” Apparently you can get that if you try to run a.msi directly, which I was. If you use a setup.exe.

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I have been having a difficult problem with my XP of late. I've been trying to install the new line of Macromedia products (version 8) after uninstalling my version 7. However, all install files (Flash, Dreamweaver, Firewords) are giving me the error: '1: Failed to install ISKernel Files Make sure you have appropriate privileges on this machine.' I get this logged in as Administrator or a regular user. I have no problems with other programs.

Run old Macromedia installations fine (also InstallShield) with no issues. I figured updating my InstallShield might help, so found the Installshield Update guide here: However, right-clicking on my Macromedia v8 install files gives me an installer version 4.0.100.1190 and no instructions are provided in the above document for updating a version 4 InstallShield (if that is any way necessary). I found one post on a different forum where someone had luck resolving something like this with a fresh xp install.

Is using either of these options equivalent or is one of these versions the 'official' one? I did a git clone and I downloaded (and extracted) the.tar.gz from SourceForge but they have differences in their included code. Hi I've seen that there are (at least) two open source software distribution platforms that have ProcessMaker in them: SourceForge and GitHub. I prefer using GutHub to SourceForge but I don't know if they have the same code. In case the GitHub version is behind or non official, could you make it official as a copy of the SourceForge one?

However, I can't afford the time that would take right now, so I'm really hoping someone may know what is going on and will be kind enough to help out. Thanks, Mike.