FshX WIN7 Problem

Please help, i have a problem with FshX , when i install it on my computer, there was an Direct error 429
I am using Win7 home professional.

Does i need DirectX install? and how to know if their is DirectX on my PC?

Tnx in advance

Are you using the Vista/Windows 7 version, available in our Downloads section? You shouldn't have to install any additional components.

Yes... i downloaded it many times and i tried it.. the problem is i was stucked by my pc.. our account is not the admin .. my cousin jerked it off and go to his hometown when he visits our house.. he created a new acc and change the admin pw... NOW OUR PC IS NOT THE ADMIN ACCOUNT.. HE ALSO SCRATCHED OUR WINDOWS 7 CD..

So my way of installing is going on Cafe Shops and install it then i copy the program files and place it on local disk d
when i open it on our pc
It has ActiveX Component Error 429

PLEASE HELP

It's a bit hard to do much if you don't have administrator access. You'll probably have to address that problem before you can do anything else.

Therefore, my next step is buying a new windows os cd

and go to my cousins hometown to get him paid his damages

thanks andrew

There's usually a default Administrator account that you can enable to fix things up and grant admin rights to your other user accounts. Utilities that allow you to make a boot CD to get in and reset passwords usually have a function to enable and disable accounts, so you may need to use one of them.

is that legal? how can i enable it.. and what utilities is it

Of course it's legal. The default administrator account is there in Windows for troubleshooting/recovery purposes.

Here's one such utility:
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolsofth ... ntpwed.htm

And a list of some others:
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolsofth ... covery.htm

On the website you gave it stated the word ''cracking''
Based on my knowledge cracking is illegal

Is it really legal?

And how to find the default administrator account

For the last time, it's legal. They're password recovery tools, which can be used to get back into Windows when you forget your password. They're not cracks. Talking about that stuff is against the rules, so as the webmaster/administrator I'm obviously not going to do that. It wouldn't set a very good example, after all.

The specific tool that I linked to before:
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolsofth ... ntpwed.htm

Includes the option of activating disabled accounts, which the administrator account is by default. It's a matter of downloading the program, burning the .iso to a disc, using it to boot your computer and then following the prompts to activate the account. It may be a bit advanced for some users, so you may want to ask someone who knows a thing or two about fixing computers to help out with that.

If this is all sounding too advanced, you might just want to ask someone you know who's good with computers to help you activate the default administrator account, which you can use to give administrator access to your regular account through the Windows Control Panel.