TC - I wasn't able to check the box for Run as Administrator. What I was
able to do was to right click on the download and select Run as
Administrator. Also I was installing it on Vista 64 bit.

Eventually though because of the number of times that I had tried to run the
installation the key expired. So the last time I reinstalled Vista was the
last time I was able to install Money 07. I eventually went back to Digital
River, but the best I wanted was just a refund. I still had problems
running 07 under Vista 64.

No need to uninstall the previous version as 07 will do that for you.

"TC McCormick" <TCMcCormick[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Do you think that it would help if I uninstalled Money 2006? I'm guessing
not because I get the error right after launching the installer.

Thanks for the suggestion. I tried putting the installer in XP SP2
compatibility mode (with the Run as Administrator box checked) and I still
get the same message. Maybe I'm doing something wrong when I try it, but I
don't thing so.

Any other suggestions?

In microsoft.public.money, TC McCormick wrote:

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Based upon what Mark W Scheidell posted recently, try putting the
installer (and maybe more) into Compatibility mode for XP SP2.

Also, make sure that SSL2 is enabled in IE7 if you want to do online
statement access.

After having significant problems trying to get Money 2006 to run properly in
Vista, I decided to upgrade to 2007 yesterday. Now I can't get the install
program to run. After a successful download, the installer fires off and
imediately returns the message:

"This program has been damaged, possibly by a bad sector of the hard drive
or a virus. Please re-install it."

I'm sure that the hard drive is fine and there isn't a virus. Any
suggestions? I saw elsewhere a suggestion to try XP SP2 compatibility mode.
That doesn't seem to work either.

Thanks!

TC