Can't install Fireowrks Extension in CS4

Extension Manager warns "You do not have the appropriate
permissions required to perform this operation." I've tried to
change the permissions to the Program Files but that hasn't worked
either.
Thanks in advance for the help.

Hi,
Are you on Vista platform? Usually such permissions issue is
seen on Vista since it does not allow copying of files into the
Program Files folder on your machine.
Try launching the Extension Manager by right clicking on the
.exe and "running it as administrator"
See if this helps installing the extension.
Thanks,
Arun

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