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Installation

 

The installation of PC Verifier is fast and easy. However, before installing the software, make sure that your computer is setup correctly and that you are able to connect to the internet. In addition, make sure that your system meets the listed program requirements.

The installation process will check your system and only copy the required components needed for PC Verifier to function properly. To avoid or minimize the reboot process, make sure that you have exited all other programs. You should also disable your virus checker during the installation process, as some virus checkers hinder the installation process.

Note: To use PC Verifier, you must have administrator privileges to your local machine.
Please log in as the System Administrator or have your system administrator install the software for you. Consult your windows documentation on how to do this.

To install PC Verifier on a local workstation:

1.

Insert the PC Verifier Installation CD into your CD ROM Drive.

2.

Once the AutoRun screen appears, click on Install PC Verifier.
This will launch the installation process. On a single workstation, you do not need to change the default properties (you must have administrator privileges).


To install PC Verifier on a network:

1.

Follow steps 1 and 2 above (make sure you have administrator privileges).

2.

If this is the first time PC Verifier is installed on the workstation, then the Enter Database Location dialog box will appear. At this stage you can choose a mapped network path that the database can reside for sharing transaction information between multiple workstations. This location can also be changed from the Options screen of PC Verifier.

3.

Complete the installation process.
Once the installation is complete, the PC Verifier transaction data file will be created in the directory specified, if one does not already exist. If one does exist, all security permissions will be retained. See Changing Transaction Database Location for more information.