cant upload software

hi lightroom yes i did that i was wondering if there was an windows installer update to allow the software to run?
i have just done a clean install so thats why i am putting my programs back on so should i do another one to see if it will work?
mark

Did lightroom install successfully? If so, then find the folder where lightroom was installed; that is the executable (may even be more than one) you need to set to compatibility mode.

If your windows updates are up-to-date then no, there are no installer updates.

Are you running the current version of lightroom? If compatibility mode doesn't work then you may need to buy the latest version.

hi no it didnt install i have tried adobe reader java etc and nothing will download?
mark

download is completely different from install. I'm not confident we are communicating and that I completely understand the problem or current state of your computer. You do not answer what version of software you have nor mention if you have windows 7 32 or 64-bit OS. It may well just not work in Win7. I'm afraid I do not know what else to suggest besides for you to email the software manufacturer.

Generally Windows itself may complain if it is not genuine. Software doesn't. Contact Adobe or Microsoft depending on where the error comes from. If you have an illegal copy of Windows 7 (not genuine) then I cannot help you.

Why don't you just call Adobe and have them help you.

TM - What's going on here is a "failure to communicate" properly on one party's part.

ok, i am using windows 7 it is an upgrade from vista, it is 32bit

i did a clean reinstall of my system and i was putting my software back on photoshop was no problem and is working fine.
I went to put on lightroom 2 and from then on get the windows error message, all my software is 100% genuine.
i have tried other installs and downloads form different software manufactuers and the same thing happens so its not an adobe issue it is a windows issue.

is it worth doing the clean install again or can i do a repair from the windows 7 disk?
mark