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[AC9breaker]

Yeah, after years of saying I was gonna do it, I'm finally doing it. Building myself a PC. I've been trying to read up as much as I can on stuff and have been browsing newegg speculating. Anyway, I figured this would be more productive if I got some input for you guys. Primarily this is gonna be a gaming PC, but I at the very least want this PC to be relevant for 5 years, and I'm gonna be using it for more then just gaming. School, musings, w/e. Possible I'll be leaving the PC on for long periods of time so maybe cooling will be a factor?

I like me some nVidia chips and I'm not planning on overclocking (yet) so intel is fine with me. Any ESD precautions I should take and such would also be appreciated. I'm planning on working with a 900 dollar budget for the rig itself. But it's flexable. So... show me ya moves!

[AC9breaker]

So I was trying to install some cracked versions of Adobe CS2 programs on this PC however I've been running into the same problem. I've only tried Adobe Golive and Adobe Illustrator but I'm sure I'll get the same problems with the programs. After you've finished installing the program your suppose to activate it so you can use it. The problem is that I keep getting the same error message saying that I need to be logged in to an account that has Administrator privileges. Of course my account is the only one on this PC and of course it has administrator privileges. So I'm assuming it's a conflicting issue with Vista and the programs. I know that every time I install a program or make a change or run a program that connects to the internet like Warhammer for example, I get a message asking me if I would like to allow the action. I'm assuming that program in particular, is the cause of my trouble. I'm Wondering if it was possible to disable it, or could it possibly be something else?