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Error installing Radio Management 2.126

cpg178

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Decided to try out the Wi-Fi programming with my XPRs and have ran into a snag installing RM. Everything goes well until it gets to the enabling service part at which point it fails, claiming it does not have proper permissions. I am running the setup as admin, on the main computer admin account. When I check the services there is a RM related service already running? I checked event viewer and apparently another service entitled Motorola RM Discovery Service failed to start which is causing the issue.

Has anyone else ran into this issue that can provide guidance, I have restarted, updated and did all the usual IT troubleshooting steps and have triple checked my permission levels as well.
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K2NEC

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It's giving an error but stated it completed successfully? Interesting...
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cpg178

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K2NEC said:
It's giving an error but stated it completed successfully? Interesting...
Task failed successfully | Funny Error Messages | Know Your Meme
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Yeah that makes ZERO sense! I was able to install the server portion on another computer so going to try it now, was hoping to just have it all on one but lets see
 
cpg178

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Server is succesfully installed on a remote computer within the network, I added a new user via the Server config and also added my computer (both as non domain) yet I now get an error saying invalid certificate? I see nowhere on either the server or client side to edit certificates and have no option to use the credentials I created.
 
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