First time Vista user.

[Rareitanium]

When I put my password in the profile screen and enter a zone everything is fine. When I leave the zone and close continuum things are fine. But when I try to open continuum and enter a zone it requests a password, stating that my profile does not specify one.

 

It looks as if continuum is not saving password information to the registry.

 

Anyone got a solution for me?

[CRe]

Try running as administrator.

[Hakaku]

Right click on the Continuum icon and select "Properties". Make sure that you haven't selected/check-marked "Read-Only" at the bottom of the properties screen.

[Rareitanium]

I checked "Run this program as Administrator." and it seemed to have worked.

 

Thanks a lot.

[Guest Guest: Shock]

I had that exact same problem.

 

Just disable UAC.

 

-Shock

[Aileron]

Someone who's just started Vista is going to need more. User Account Control is a security feature which blocks programs from having administrative rights, like modifying other files. As such, it reeks havoc with most pre-Vista programs such as Continuum. While clicking 'Run this program as an Administrator' will solve your Continuum problems, if you have a lot of pre-Vista programs, you will have to do this for each one unless you turn UAC off.

 

Turning it off will make you computer less secure, as by design any malware would not be able to modify you settings with it on. However, that feature was not in XP, so if you were smart enough to keep viruses off your old XP computer, you should do fine without UAC.

 

I don't know how to do it off the top of my head. Go to the Control Panel and search for "UAC" or "User Account Control".

[FranKllr]

I have Vista, UAC on and with a user "Standar User", not admin.

Just put Continuum where you have acess to write on files. Or modify security of your Continuum folder :

Right Click on your Continuum folder, Properties, Security, Edit, Add your self if you aren't there yet, and click Full Control.