MobiText 1.1 Fix

After getting reports of this issue, we have found a fix. Originally we were going to release a patch, but it isn't needed.

Cause

The cause is not being able to access the registry under a normal user account running MobiText 1.1

Fix

The fix is simple, and follow the steps below to continue!

Step 1

Start out by going to "Computer" and navigating to your local drive that has Windows installed (most likely C:\ ) and open it.

Step 2

After opening the C:\ drive, you will either have "Program Files" if you are running a 32-bit OS, and if you are running a 64-bit OS, you will have a folder named "Program Files x86." If you are running 32 bit, open up that folder and open the "MobiText" folder, and if you are running 64 bit, open up the "Program Files x86" folder then to "MobiText."

Step 3

Inside this folder, you will see many files, dll's, exe's, chm's, etc. Look for "MobiText.exe" and right click on it, going to properties.

Step 4

Inside of the "MobiText.exe" properties, switch to the "Compatibility" tab and check "Run as Administrator." Then, click Apply then Ok.

Step 5

You are now good to go! After re-running MobiText 1.1 without issues, it will automatically bind itself into the registry. Enjoy!

Computers And Systems Affected

Here are Operating Systems that we have had reports of errors from:

Windows 8

This is the newest, latest and greatest OS from Microsoft. In an attempt to make things more secure, it locks down the registry.

Windows 8 RTM x32
Windows 8 RTM x64

Windows 7

This doesn't apply to all Windows 7 machines, but we have received errors under these conditions below:

Windows 7 Enterprise x64
A standard user running MobiText under a domain will receive this error. 
An Administrator needs to follow the above steps on each PC to fix it.