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[Resolved] Unable to Install Remote utilities Viewer
Geoff Holmes,
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Jun 09, 2025 3:49:16 pm EDT
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Pauline - GREAT support, many, many thanks to you and Conrad.
I don't know why - and APOLOGIES... I did believe I had downloaded the latest version(!!) as I would look to do that before requesting help.
Anyway, I have now successfully installed the latest version of Remote Viewer- once again, MUCH APPRECIATED : )
Best Regards.
Geoff H.
I don't know why - and APOLOGIES... I did believe I had downloaded the latest version(!!) as I would look to do that before requesting help.
Anyway, I have now successfully installed the latest version of Remote Viewer- once again, MUCH APPRECIATED : )
Best Regards.
Geoff H.
[Resolved] Unable to Install Remote utilities Viewer
Geoff Holmes,
User (Posts: 4)
Jun 09, 2025 7:41:35 am EDT
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Hi Conrad. One other question, re this Post I have made.....
I notice that, on the "Discussions" page, under "Author: Geoff Holmes" it says "AntiVirus Issues". What puts this tag on, deciding it is an AV issue? I did not flag it as such (well, not intentionally!!) on my original submission??
Best Regards.
Geoff H.
I notice that, on the "Discussions" page, under "Author: Geoff Holmes" it says "AntiVirus Issues". What puts this tag on, deciding it is an AV issue? I did not flag it as such (well, not intentionally!!) on my original submission??
Best Regards.
Geoff H.
[Resolved] Unable to Install Remote utilities Viewer
Geoff Holmes,
User (Posts: 4)
Jun 09, 2025 7:36:04 am EDT
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Hi Conrad - many thanks for a speedy, helpful response..... much appreciated.
Although the message during install suggests "Part of..." I think it is merely referring to the App as a whole, since the messages discuss "App Properties".
I have attached the 2 messages.
Given the Microsoft reference you refer to states: "Note: if you disable this feature it will not be possible to enable it again, to reactivate it you will need to perform a new installation of the 22H2 version of Windows 11" then I feel I should NOT remove the feature - as it is a bit of an exercise, to reinstall the feature as it requires a Reinstall of Windows 11 (which seems a poor design, by MS, in my mind!!)
What I do not understand yet is whether this issue is commonplace across Remote Utilities Users - or am I one of a rare example... any ideas?
Once again, many thanks for your Help & Support
Best Regards.
Geoff H.
Although the message during install suggests "Part of..." I think it is merely referring to the App as a whole, since the messages discuss "App Properties".
I have attached the 2 messages.
Given the Microsoft reference you refer to states: "Note: if you disable this feature it will not be possible to enable it again, to reactivate it you will need to perform a new installation of the 22H2 version of Windows 11" then I feel I should NOT remove the feature - as it is a bit of an exercise, to reinstall the feature as it requires a Reinstall of Windows 11 (which seems a poor design, by MS, in my mind!!)
What I do not understand yet is whether this issue is commonplace across Remote Utilities Users - or am I one of a rare example... any ideas?
Once again, many thanks for your Help & Support
Best Regards.
Geoff H.
[Resolved] Unable to Install Remote utilities Viewer
Geoff Holmes,
User (Posts: 4)
Jun 08, 2025 10:31:44 am EDT
Support level: Free or trial
Had been using Remote Utilities Viewer, quite happily, on Windows 10.
However, having now downloaded on a Windows 11 Laptop I cannot install it - I get the message “The System Administrator has set policies to prevent this installation” - and "Smart App Control Has Blocked Part of This App".
Apparently, the most accepted solution to this issue is for the Application Software to set a licence up for installation.
I get the impression that many W11 Users have got round this (or perhaps not even seen it??!!)
Ideas/thoughts?
Best Regards.
Geoff H.
However, having now downloaded on a Windows 11 Laptop I cannot install it - I get the message “The System Administrator has set policies to prevent this installation” - and "Smart App Control Has Blocked Part of This App".
Apparently, the most accepted solution to this issue is for the Application Software to set a licence up for installation.
I get the impression that many W11 Users have got round this (or perhaps not even seen it??!!)
Ideas/thoughts?
Best Regards.
Geoff H.