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+====== Using POPFile on Multi User Windows XP/2000 ======
+**Problem:** When using POPFile on WinXP Home, Pro, or Windows 2000, with an account without administrator privileges, you may have problems running POPFile.
+If you try to start it manually you may see something like the following:
+<code>
+Loading...
+{core: windows}
+{core: config logger mq}
+{classifier: bayes}
+{interface: html}
+{proxy: pop3}
+POPFile Engine v0.20.1 starting
+Initializing...
+{core: mq windows config logger}
+{interface: html}
+{classifier: bayes}
+{proxy: pop3}
+Starting...
+{core: mq windows config
+A copy of POPFile appears to be running.
+Attempting to signal the previous copy.
+Waiting 10 seconds for a reply.
+A copy of POPFile is running.
+It has signalled that it is alive with proccess ID: 1216
+Failed to start while starting the config module at POPFile/Loader.pm line 563.
+</code>
+Yet, you may not see POPFile in the Task Manager or open the UI (http://127.0.0.1:8080). What can I do to make popfile work?
+**Solution:** A true "Multi-User" installation is coming relatively soon. (see the [[https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=17906&group_id=63137| POPFile Roadmap]] for details. In the meantime, there are a few options for working around the issue.
+  * You can grant Administrative access to individual programs (see "Microsoft Knowledgebase" below).
+  * Create an alternate location to install POPFile and change its permissions changed to read/write/modify (see Jimthompson.net below)
+see also:
+  * [[http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q307091| Microsoft Knowledgebase]]
+  * [[http://www.jimthompson.net/xphome/InstallingSoftware.htm| Jimthompson.net]]

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