System administrator has blocked this program

Hi, i have this error, how can i "allow" this program? i have admin rights.

Hi,
Did you disable the UAC firstly?
Users who log on with an administrator account may still experience UAC prompts, if Admin Approval Mode is configured in Group Policy. Admin Approval Mode helps prevent malicious software from silently installing itself without an administrator's knowledge.
It also helps protect from inadvertent system-wide changes. Lastly, it can be used to enforce a higher level of compliance where administrators must actively consent or provide credentials for each administrative process.
Regards.
Vivian Wang

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You may also see messages such as:
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The recommended software listed below could not be installed
“Do you want to allow the following the program from an unknown publisher to make changes to this program”
“This program has been blocked for your protection”
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The Windows User Account Control message may look like this.
You may get this message when installing, uninstalling, or updating HP software for Windows from the product CD, from software previously downloaded from www.hp.com, or from running HP Smart Install by connecting a printer via USB cable.
The solution will vary depending on the products that you are using. Here is a helpful document for HP printers that will walk you through what you can do.
John
I work on behalf of HP.

Hey @kat54 ,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I understand you're receiving an error stating "This program has been blocked for your protection."
You can read about this error here: "Blocked", "User Account Control", "Not trusted", or "Return code: 1625" message in Windows.
You will find a link for Printers here which directs you to the HP Update Software Utility to resolve the problem. When you install this utility ensure you select version 5.005.002.002 or later.
Make sure the utility you've downloaded is for your exact product and operating system.
If this does not resolve the issue please call our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you live outside the US/Canada Region, please click the following link to get the support number for your region: Phone Assist Worldwide.
Thanks!
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Azure Antimalware (Endpoint Protection) says "your system administrator has restricted access to this app"

I see many posts about using SCCM to configure policies, etc., etc. However, I can't find any information about my specific issue:
I have installed the Antimalware extension on several Azure VMs. Only one VM allows access to "System Center Endpoint Protection". All the other ones say "your system administrator has restricted access to this app". Now, since I am the
system administrator, I am at a loss how to be able to see / configure the other VMs using this program.
I have not installed SCCM, since I didn't think I would need it. If, in fact, I must install SCCM, it pretty much defeats the purpose of an extension.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
--- If I am in the wrong forum, please let me know where I should post my question, since there don't appear to be any forums discussing extensions for Azure.

Although azure endpoint protection is the same core technology as SCEP it is not managed in the same way. Also, if the ConfigMgr agent is not installed on these VMs, then it's quite impossible for ConfigMgr to the source of the issue here. You are better
off posting to an Azure forum.
However, did you elevate when launching the EP console?
Jason | http://blog.configmgrftw.com | @jasonsandys

Your system administrator has restricted access to this app.

Enabled the Endpoint role on primary site server.
Enabled Endpoint protection in Default Client Settings
We have Default Client Antimalware Policy set.
When I click on System Center EndPoint Protection in All Programs I get following error:
Your system administrator has restricted access to this app.

I am getting this on several windows client builds with SCEP now, we don't have an Applocker policy at all, one of the computers in question is running Win 7 Pro!
I cant see how it could be malware as the users are standard users.
I also don't know how long its been like this, but a machine we just re-imaged last week is now doing it.
going to re-image and see if an update is causing it.

I am trying to download iTunes on my new desktop computer (Windows 7, 64 bit). It starts installing, and then stops with the message- "The System Administrator has set policies to prevent this installation." I am the sole user- please help.

I am trying to download iTunes on my new desktop computer (Windows 7, 64 bit). It starts installing, and then stops with the message- "The System Administrator has set policies to prevent this installation." This is a stand alone computer and I am the sole user.   Please help.

This is a Microsoft Windows Issue.
From a MS Support Engineer:
"Hi,
·        Is the computer on a domain?
·        Is the issue isolated to only this software or you get the same error message with other software’s as well?
Try the steps below and check if it helps.
Step 1:
Run the software setup file as an administrator and check if it helps.
a. Right click on the setup file of the software that you are trying to install.
b. Select “Run as administrator”.
Step 2:
Temporarily disable the antivirus software running on the computer and check if you are able to install the software.
Disable antivirus software
Warning:
Antivirus software can help protect your computer against viruses and other security threats. In most cases, you shouldn't disable your antivirus software. If you have to temporarily disable it to install other software, you should re-enable it as soon as you're done. If you're connected to the Internet or a network while your antivirus software is disabled, your computer is vulnerable to attacks.
Step 3:
a. Click Start, type "Local Security Policy" (without quotes) and press enter.
b. Click on Software Restriction Policies.
c. In the right pane, double click on the "enforcement".
d. Select “All users except local administrators”.
e. Click Ok and restart the computer and check if the issue is fixed."

Error: the system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation

While trying to sync my husband's new iPad 2 to our computer, I encountered the following problem.
I currently have iTunes 10.1.1.4 installed on my computer but was told to update to the latest version of iTunes 10.2.2.
After trying to do this, I received the following error message: The System Administrator has set policies to prevent this installation.
After contacting Apple, Toshiba and Microsoft and following instructions from each of their tech support agents, I am still not able to uninstall iTunes as they all advised me to do.
The latest error message I receive is: You do not have sufficient access to uninstall iTunes. Please contact your System Administrator.
I am the administrator and am signed in as such. As you can imagine, I am quite frustrated.
A solution to this problem would be greatly appreciated.

I received the following error message: The System Administrator has set policies to prevent this installation.
I'd try something relatively simple first. Download and save a fresh copy of the iTunes installer to your hard drive. (Don't run the install on line and don't start the install just yet.)
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Now right-click the iTunesSetup.exe (or iTunes64Setup.exe) that you downloaded, and select "Run as administrator".
Does that update go through any better?

HT1926 Everytime I try and install iTunes it says "the system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation". does anyone know what this means?

I am using my partners computer. He has iTunes on his laptop but when I went to update iTunes, it said "the system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation". I therefore deleted iTunes altogether thinking to reinstall the original iTunes and then upgrade it (i,e start from scratch) but to know avail. Is this a problem with my laptop itself? Or a problem with the internet settings?
HELP PLEASE!!

Let's try something relatively simple. Download and save a copy of the installer to your hard drive (don't run the install on line and don't start the install just yet):
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Now right-click on the iTunesSetup.exe (or iTunes64Setup.exe) that you downloaded and select "Run as administrator".
Does that go through any better for you?

Im trying to uninstall itunes because the newest version wont download. But when i go to uninstall, it says "The system administrator has set policies to prevent this uninstallation" Whats can i do to uninstall

Im trying to uninstall itunes because the newest version wont download. But when i go to uninstall, it says "The system administrator has set policies to prevent this uninstallation" Whats can i do to uninstall

Windows right?
Likely your not the administor any more, the botnet is.
Check on this site really quick if your part of a botnet
http://botnetchecker.com/
All clear? Hopefully. Backup your files to a external drive, cd or dvd, USB keye etc off your computer.
Run the sfx file on this site and it will burn to a cd.
http://www.avira.com/en/support-download-avira-antivir-rescue-system
Next hit your BIO's key and set the cd to boot first, run the scanner and see what it pops up.
If your all clear then create another Admin, transfer your files over from the first Admin.
See if that works, eventually when your totally over to the new Admin, delete the old one.
If you can't create a new Admin, find out who locked your machine down, like your parents or it's a school computer?
Likely installed spyware or "nanyware" to watch you.
Hope that works.

I get the error message: The System Administrator has set Policies to prevent this installation. What do I do?

I get the error message: The System Administrator has set Policies to prevent this installation. What do I do?

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TS1424 When attempting to download iTunes I keep getting error The system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation. This is home PC and I am administrator. Any help is appreciated.

When attempting to download iTunes I keep getting error The system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation. This is a home PC and I am the administrator. Any help would be appreciated.

Hi PSpark!
I have an article here that I believe will help you troubleshoot this issue a little further. That article can be found right here:
Trouble installing iTunes or QuickTime for Windows
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1926
Thanks for coming to the Apple Support Communities!
Regards,
Braden

I get message saying system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation; when trying to uninstall message says you do not have sufficient access to uninstall itunes please contact your administrator. i am administrator.

when intalling itunes i get message saying system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation; when trying to uninstall message says you do not have sufficient access to uninstall itunes please contact your administrator. i am the dministrator.

Windows right?
Likely your not the administor any more, the botnet is.
Check on this site really quick if your part of a botnet
http://botnetchecker.com/
All clear? Hopefully. Backup your files to a external drive, cd or dvd, USB keye etc off your computer.
Run the sfx file on this site and it will burn to a cd.
http://www.avira.com/en/support-download-avira-antivir-rescue-system
Next hit your BIO's key and set the cd to boot first, run the scanner and see what it pops up.
If your all clear then create another Admin, transfer your files over from the first Admin.
See if that works, eventually when your totally over to the new Admin, delete the old one.
If you can't create a new Admin, find out who locked your machine down, like your parents or it's a school computer?
Likely installed spyware or "nanyware" to watch you.
Hope that works.

Trying to download itunes and keep getting message 'the system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation' and therefore cant download - any ideas

trying to download itunes and keep getting message 'the system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation' and therefore cant download - any ideas

Let's try something relatively simple. Download and save a copy of the installer to your hard drive (don't run the install on line and don't start the install just yet):
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Now right-click on the iTunesSetup.exe (or iTunes64Setup.exe) that you downloaded and select "Run as administrator".
Does that go through any better for you?

TS3212 The System Administrator has set policies to prevent this installation

The System Administrator has set policies to prevent this installation

The System Administrator has set policies to prevent this installation
Let's try something relatively simple. Download and save a copy of the installer to your hard drive (don't run the install on line and don't start the install just yet):
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Now right-click on the iTunesSetup.exe (or iTunes64Setup.exe) that you downloaded and select "Run as administrator".
Does that go through any better for you?

The system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation

when installing itunes on mums sony vaio with vista home edition. a message saying "the system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation" pops up not allowing the installation to continue. had a quick look on other forums and the general concensus is that the settings that need changing are deep in the technical parts of the computer which im not prepared to go to. has anyone else had any problems like this and is there an easy way to fix it!?

We might as well try something fairly simple, just in case.
Download a fresh copy of the itunes installer to the Vaio's hard drive. (Don't run the install online.)
Latest iTunes Installer
Now start the install by right-clicking on the iTunesSetup.exe file and selecting "run as administrator".
Does that install go through any easier?

HT1925 Message after removing and trying to reinstall itunes 'The system administrator has set policies preventing this installation'. Can anybody help?

After removing and reinstlling iTunes .....message reads 'the system administrator has set policies preventing this installation'

Try the following user tip:
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