Problem installation SAPNW2004sABAPTrial on O.S. VISTA

Hi all,
I tried to install SAPNW2004sABAPTrial on my mobile PC in which Operating System VISTA is installed. When I tried to modify the file "hosts" in order to add the new loopaback, VISTA stopped me because I don't have the autorization also if I am an user administrator. Why?
Did anybody install SAPNW2004sABAPTrial on a PC with O.P VISTA?
Thank you
Gino

Dear G
SAP Is server base application
and u r trying on wista and Xp
if it is working
tell me the proceger
how can i installed on Vista and Xp
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Problems installing PalmDesktopWin414e on Windows Vista 64

My Palm is Tungsten E and my current operating system is Windows Vista 64 in Portuguese(Brazil). I did install the program PalmDesktopWin414e and at the end, after the installation completes OK for the Palm software, begins the installation of the Hot Sync and tells me to start a synchronization to complete the installation. At that point Windows Vista appears and try to install the driver for the new hardware and “looked” at: Windows up date, ask me to put the original disk, look for a solution at the Internet, and at the end says that can’t install the new hardware because could not find the driver for it and suggest me to contact the hardware manufacture. At that point I can open the Palm software but I can not synchronize, every time that I try it begins the same attempt to install the driver for the new hardware and again failure at the end. Unnecessary to say that all my important data are at the Tungsten E and I need to synchronize in order to keep using it. I would appreciate very much if someone could help me installing this device.
Post relates to: Tungsten E
Post relates to: Tungsten E

Thank you for your quick answer Mr AlanG. I have to tell you that I did try to point to driver’s folder, and also to the original installation CD and nothing. Otherwise the final part of your message is the answer for the problem, “Palm Desktop isn't supported on the 64-bit versions of Windows XP” well considering that it won’t work on Widows XP 64 it is sure that will not work on Windows Vista 64.
I want to remember that Windows Vista 64 is every Windows Vista version (Ultimate, Business, Home Premium, Home Basic, etc) installed in a modern motherboard.
When PALM on http://www.palm.com/us/support/windowsvista/index.html says:
Palm Desktop versions 4.1.4e and 4.2 will install on Windows Vista and will synchronize Personal Information Manager (PIM) items including Calendar, Contacts, Tasks and Memos.
It is not true because only will install on older motherboards that has Windows Vista 32 installed. You (Palm) should correct this because you are selling handhelds that do not work on Windows Vista installed on modern motherboard or you (Palm) should work quickly on a software that works on Windows Vista 64 and put it on the site for free download.
Kindly

Problem installing Palm Desktop on Windows Vista.

I am trying to install PalmDesktopWin414 on a couple different computers that are both running Windows Vista Ultimate. At the palmOne InstallShield Wizard welcome screen it generates the following error.
Internal Error 2738.
This interrupts the installation and it does not complete. Any suggestions?
Jon
Post relates to: Palm Z22
Post relates to: Palm Z22

hello all , i got mine up and running late last night and thought that since it drove me nuts i would share how i did it with others having the same problem, for fyi i am using a sony clie sj22 and hotsyncing with an usb cable for reference with palm OS4.0 i think.
1. dont install the software just yet please follow
2.let palm desktop thru thye firewall program and make an exception for it there.
3. disable and antivirus software as it sees palm as a threat.
4.now install palm desktop i used my old version palm desktop 4.0 BUT DONT INSTALL THE PROGRAM IN PROGRAM FILES try somewhere else like documents( this i read on another site where someone tried it but failed there).
5.now turn on your palm pda and open up hotsync page, up in the upper left screen corner touch the hotsync tab and down should come a sub menu, form here you need to set up all of your conduits,modem sync preferencesmconnection setup etc make sure they are set for how you will be hotsyncing.
6.now open up the desktop program and on your toolbar you should see the hotsync icon click on this and set set the options here.
7.now you should be able to hotsync(communicate) from the pda to the computer .
Hope this helps , sorry that some one like me had to figure it out by staying up late until i got it .
MICROSOFT apparently doesnt care if you fix it that way you bite the bullet and buy a windows mobile device.
and PALM i think about the same
too bad if you think about all the millions of these devices out there they are pissing alot of people off and losing sales from it.
Message Edited by aa1pr on 11-09-2007 06:05 AM

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http://img80.imageshack.us/img80/8555/errorhx5.jpg (sorry, it's in german)
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