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So I just bought a new laptop, wasn't paying attention to the fact that it's 64 bit, just liked that it was only a little more expensive for almost twice the goods. Now I can't install an important program.

I know most programs work in x64 pretty easily now, but this program (called Hondata sManager) has a very small user base, and I'm having problems finding out how to make it work. It's the program I need to tune the ECU on my car, so it's pretty important to me. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

- Steven

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Sorry for not adding that info.

Error message comes up after installation into the "Program files (x86)" folder and I try to open the program. The message reads:

"Unable to execute file:

C:\Program Files (x86)\SManager\SManager.exe

CreateProcess failed; code 5.

Access is denied."

The program comes from a website... www.hondata.com ...It's a tuning device for my car.

Thanks

- Steven

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I just checked their website http://www.hondata.com/, and they seem to have a tech support and forum (on the left-hand panel). I would first start there trying to get support.

I don't have a 64-bit system, so I can't really help you. But maybe other forum members have 64-bit experience - i.e. how to run in 32-bit compatibility mode...?

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Just checked the software on their site and it's running on both x32 and x64 systems. Make sure you are running the app under an Adminstrator account (XP), or in elevated mode (Vista). This software tries to access external hardware and you might run into trouble if don't have enough rights, hence the "Access denied" error.

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