"Administration priviliges are required to continue the installation."

AAM will not run, on launch it defaults to downloading an update and then announces that "Administration priviliges are required to continue the installation." despite the installation being done by the administrator (me)
I looked at some of the osts and changed OOB to OOB_old.db in the local application data of my user folder in the systerm folder.
Now I get a new message after going through the long wait for installation
Please advise. I have a big project coming this week. thanks
Linda

Linda which version of Windows are you using? Does your user account have adminsitrative rights? Have you tried temporarily turning off User Account Control?

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